When the Bills made interior offensive linemen two of their first four draft picks earlier this spring and traded away their starting left tackle, Brad Butler had an inkling he might be on the move as well. Not long after the draft he was told he’d be moving from right guard out to right tackle. Moving outside from the interior is usually harder, but Butler has a benefit that most NFL guards do not have.
Butler has more than 30 collegiate starts at right tackle, so for the fourth-year pro it’s a matter of reactivating the motor memory of playing on the edge. Still having started at guard the past two seasons re-acclimating himself will still take some time.
Butler has more than 30 collegiate starts at right tackle, so for the fourth-year pro it’s a matter of reactivating the motor memory of playing on the edge. Still having started at guard the past two seasons re-acclimating himself will still take some time.
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