Bills host free-agent DT Jordan Phillips

[Woodman]

Buffalo Bills host free-agent DT Jordan Phillips, per report - Buffalo Rumblings

If the visit involved a tour of the locker room, it’s likely Phillips walked by the locker he recently cleaned out. Jordan Phillips has gone on record indicating he wants to re-sign with Buffalo. If the veteran defensive lineman returns to the Bills it would technically be his third stint with Buffalo, though this return would feel more like a continuation of his second stint from last season.
Jordan Phillips has been a fan favorite thanks to his effusive praise for the team, city, and fans. It’s hard to find pictures of Phillips that don’t show him with arms raised up trying to pump up the crowd.

[Forward_Lateral]

I wouldn't give him much more than the minimum.

[Canadian'eh!]

He is good when healthy. Which is a bit too rare.

[Chet]

Nope, don’t need another player with 6 games a season of availability

[Goobylal]

Host him? He was here all last year...

And I'd only sign him if he promises no to celebrate. He seemed to get injured every time he did it.

[sukie]

I said “Fat guys and weapons” but the players filling those criteria need to be able to play 14 games minimum

[Ed]

I just saw that he re-signed. 1 year $3 mil. Seems like a fair deal and I'm glad he's back.

[Woodman]

welcome back!!

[YardRat]

Glad he's back...they should do the same with Lawson.

[Goobylal]

Glad he's back...they should do the same with Lawson.

They offered. He's waiting for a better deal.

[Woodman]

Jordan Phillips returns to the Buffalo Bills on a one-year contract - Buffalo Rumblings

The Buffalo Bills are bringing back a favorite of Bills Mafia, signing free-agent defensive tackle Jordan Phillips to a one-year, $3 million contract. NFL reporter Ari Meirov was first to tweet the news, siting sources.
ESPN Buffalo Bills reporter Alaina Getzenberg tweeted more details about Phillips’ contract for the 2023 season, with the one-year deal potentially worth up to $4.6 million, per a source.

[notacon]

Common sense, economical re-sign.

When he was on the field, he was a solid rotational DT.

The trick is staying on the filed. Hopefully, his surgery has corrected the problem.

[Historian]

I'm all for adding to the rotation.

When healthy, he reminds me of Warren Sapp.