The Bills have made an addition on their offensive line. The team announced on Thursday the signing of veteran David Quessenberry.
The 31-year-old was drafted in 2013, but didn’t make his NFL debut until the end of the the 2017 campaign. The delay was caused by his successful treatment of non-Hodgkin’s lymphoma, which opened the door to playing time with the Texans. Those two games to finish the season, however, ended up being his only appearances in Houston.
The San Jose St. product remained in the AFC South, being added to the Titans’ practice squad in 2018. One year later, he made his debut with Tennessee. Even though he was cut by the team in October of that season, he remained in Nashville through 2021.
This past campaign saw him spend a full season as a starter for the first time in his career. Occupying the right tackle spot, he acquitted himself very well, considering his lack of playing experience despite his age. He earned an 80.6 PFF grade, which ranked him 18th out of 83 qualified tackles. While he only committed two penalties, he did allow 11 sacks, however.
Quessenberry now joins Rodger Saffold as former Titans signing with the Bills. He will, at a minimum, provide quality depth along the right side of their offensive line.
Glad he was able to get healthy.
Fortunately, he’s only a Lineman.
Cause he can only throw underhand !!
Bills adding linemen who are run blockers to address that part of offense.
If these guys open hole like they did for Henry, Josh Allen becomes even more dangerous
Defenses have to protect against run opening the passes over the top