The Buffalo Bills are one of the top teams in the NFL and while a Super Bowl isn't guaranteed, this team has as good of a chance as any in the league. This is something that players recognize and Latavius Murray even said after he signed the reason he was here was he wants to win a Super Bowl.
The Bills don't have many roster spots left, particularly in their starting lineup, and not much in terms of salary cap space. However, for these five players who are towards the end of their careers, the Bills could present them with the best chance at a ring before they retire and might be willing to take a smaller contract.
5 free agents in search of a Super Bowl the Buffalo Bills could sign
Ty Nsekhe
The right tackle position was one that the Buffalo Bills could have potentially addressed this offseason with Spencer Brown coming off a down year. However, the franchise seems to still have confidence in the former third round pick and believes he can bounce back.
After Brown, the Bills have Tommy Doyle, who is coming off a season-ending knee injury last season, and David Quessenberry, a veteran tackle who was signed as a free agent last offseason. If the front office wants to add some more experience to the position Ty Nsekhe could be an option.
The Bills are familiar with Nsekhe as he was in Buffalo for the 2019 and 2020 seasons and prior to that was a long-time backup with Washington. Since leaving the Bills, he has had one-year stops with the Dallas Cowboys and Los Angeles Rams.
At 37 years old, Nsekhe's career has to be getting close to the end, and joining the Bills would give him one more chance at a Super Bowl ring. For the Buffalo Bills, they get an experienced swing tackle that can back up at both tackle positions.