Buffalo Bills Sign Veteran Receiver Mecole Hardman

In a strategic move to bolster their receiving corps, the Buffalo Bills have signed veteran wide receiver Mecole Hardman to their practice squad. Hardman, known for his explosive speed and versatility, joins the team following a stint with the Green Bay Packers, where he started the season but was released in September.

Teammate Tyreek Hill Jests About the Move

Hardman's former teammate, Tyreek Hill, who now plays for the Miami Dolphins, couldn’t resist having some fun at his expense. Hill joked on social media that Hardman had “gone to the opps” with his new signing. However, he later clarified his feelings, expressing that he is “happy” for Hardman and believes he will be a valuable asset to the Bills' offense under star quarterback Josh Allen.

Hardman's Career Highlights

The 27-year-old Hardman brings an impressive resume to Buffalo, having recorded 16 receiving touchdowns, three rushing touchdowns, and two return touchdowns over his seven-year NFL career. His potential impact could be crucial for the Bills, especially after their recent struggle in a 30-13 loss to the Dolphins, which marked their season-low in points.

Looking Ahead

The Bills are eager for Hardman to contribute as they prepare for their upcoming Week 11 matchup against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. Adding a player with Hardman's skill set could provide the additional firepower they need to turn their season around.