Bills retain the rights of restricted free agent trio

The Buffalo Bills retained the rights of three restricted free agents Monday, tendering qualifying contract offers to defensive tackle Corbin Bryant, wide receiver Chris Hogan and tackle Jordan Mills.

Per the team's website:

Making 10 starts in place of the injured Kyle Williams, Bryant contributed 45 tackles including a pair for loss. The 28-year old figures to be an important cog in Buffalo’s defensive line rotation. 

Hogan, 27, is coming off a 2015 season in which he established a single-season career high in receiving yards with 450 and a pair of touchdowns.

... [Mills will] be part of an anticipated three-man right tackle competition for the starting job in training camp this summer.

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Wood thinks Mills is up for handling Watt, Texans

With Seantrel Henderson missing yet another day of practice due to illness Thursday, the Buffalo Bills' chances of having their starting right tackle available against J.J. Watt and the Houston Texans this weekend are dwindling.

While that news may have Watt licking his chops, it's a task that veteran center Eric Wood thinks fill-in Jordan Mills will have no problem handling.

"He'll do fine," Wood said via BuffaloBills.com. "Jordan is a guy who has worked extremely hard since he got here. He has great technique. He's really smart. 

"[Neither] the moment nor the matchup will be too big for him."

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Bills bring in Lions practice-squader Jordan Mills

The Buffalo Bills are welcoming a new offensive lineman this week.

According to ProFootballTalk, the Bills have signed tackle Jordan Mills from the Detroit Lions' practice squad.

Mills started 29 games in two seasons for the Chicago Bears before a stint with the Dallas Cowboys. He was then let go and ended up on Detroit's reserve unit.

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