To put it lightly, Buffalo Bills general manager Brandon Beane has his work cut out for him this offseason.
After coming up short once again in the playoffs, losing in heartbreaking fashion to the Kansas City Chiefs , Buffalo is staring down arguably their toughest offseason yet. Not only are the Bills over $50 million in the red already, but they have a whopping 22 players about to hit free agency.
Logically, it’s easy to assume that most of these players have already played their final game in a Bills uniform, but nothing is truly set in stone yet. For most of those players, such as cornerback Dane Jackson, only time will tell what their future holds.
“I’m pretty much playing the waiting game. Just working while I wait, continue to keep my head down. I really don’t know too much right now,” Jackson told Fox News Digital .
A former seventh-round pick out of Pittsburgh, Jackson has developed into a solid piece of the secondary over his four seasons in Buffalo. He has started 28 of the 52 games he’s appeared in, boasting relatively strong numbers in coverage.