Buffalo Bills: 3 offensive linemen to trade to Denver Broncos
Buffalo Bills offensive linemen that can be traded: Jack Anderson
Jack Anderson is the last of the offensive linemen for the Buffalo Bills that could be shipped off. A 7th round pick out of Texas Tech who spurned big-time program offers in favor of starting right away improved greatly in college. He played 38 games for the Red Raiders and has built himself to be an all-around above-average lineman. Scouts say that this is Anderson’s problem- that he doesn’t excel in any one specific category.
If the Broncos traded for him, he could play either guard position. From my experience playing in D-III (the same conference that Meinerz played in, WIAC) both guard positions can be learned. It does take some time of course, but being able to be versatile on the line will help keep your job when new linemen are brought in. Per PFF, Anderson is “a high floor player“.
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I could see Anderson sticking around on the practice squad at worst, but also maybe being a deep stash at the guard position for Denver. He could easily grow into the system there and excel if given the chance.