GREAT NEWS: THE COACH OF BUFFALO BILLS HAVE SIGNED A BIG CONTRACT WITH A BIGER CLUB DUE TO
The Buffalo Bills have it rough when it comes to making the Super Bowl. Despite having one of the best quarterbacks in the NFL in Josh Allen, the team just cannot make it past the Kansas City Chiefs.
As they try to find an answer to the Chiefs in the offseason, they brought back Mitch Trubisky to serve as Allen’s backup in the QB room. His experience working with Allen and the Bills organization should see him seamlessly integrate himself into the team.
The player selected No. 2 overall in the 2017 draft rejoins the Bills after failing to re-establish himself as a starter during two rocky seasons with the Pittsburgh Steelers. Trubisky was cut by Pittsburgh last month after going 2-5 — including 0-2 last season — in 12 overall appearances and eventually losing the backup job to Mason Rudolph.
The Bills continue to believe in Trubisky, who at 6-foot-2 and 220 pounds has the size and mobility to oversee a similar offensive scheme as Allen. Trubisky spent the 2021 season with Buffalo, where he was limited to mop-up duty in completing six of eight pass attempts for 43 yards and an interception in six appearances.
Buffalo has an opening at the backup spot with Kyle Allen eligible to become an unrestricted free agent next week after completing his two-year contract.
Trubisky signed with Buffalo in a bid to kickstart his career after four inconsistent seasons in Chicago, where he led the Bears to two playoff appearances, both losses, and set franchise records for a rookie quarterback with 196 completions and 2,193 yards passing.
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