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Hearst not alone
In a move that could be a precursor to a Travis Henry trade, the Buffalo Bills welcomed free agent running back Garrison Hearst to Ralph Wilson Stadium.
Hearst visited the Bills along with two other free agents Thursday, Arizona defensive end Kyle Vanden Bosch and Washington tight end Fred Baxter...more
Hearst visited the Bills along with two other free agents Thursday, Arizona defensive end Kyle Vanden Bosch and Washington tight end Fred Baxter...more
Vanden Bosch, 6-4 and 278, would be a candidate for a backup defensive end job in Buffalo. He's a four-year veteran and former second-round pick whose career has been plagued by injuries. He missed most of his rookie year with a torn ligament in his right knee and missed all of the 2003 season with a torn left knee. He started 16 games in 2002 and had 3.5 sacks. The 26-year-old had one start in 16 games last season with no sacks. He's a high-effort, high-character player. He visited Tennessee on Friday.
Baxter, who will be 34 in June, has been a prototypical blocking tight end in his 12-year career and would fill that niche as a reserve if he joined the Bills. He is 6-3 and 268 pounds. He played his first eight years with the Jets and earned a Super Bowl ring as a little-used backup with the Patriots in 2003. He was on the Redskins' roster last season.
Baxter, who will be 34 in June, has been a prototypical blocking tight end in his 12-year career and would fill that niche as a reserve if he joined the Bills. He is 6-3 and 268 pounds. He played his first eight years with the Jets and earned a Super Bowl ring as a little-used backup with the Patriots in 2003. He was on the Redskins' roster last season.
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