The Buffalo Bills decided to take a chance on former Wisconsin Badgers fullback Jackson Acker, but it was a short-lived trial run.
Despite Acker's attempt to build momentum with the team, it's clear the Bills just didn't have a spot for him.
That said, his release shouldn't be seen as a death sentence. While Buffalo brought in linebacker Otis Reese IV instead of keeping Acker on the team through at least the second preseason game, Acker has already been drawing interest from another notable team.
In terms of notable teams, it doesn't get any bigger than the reigning Super Bowl Champions.
According to Bills' Ryan Talbot, the Seattle Seahawks worked out Jackson Acker on Wednesday, August 19.
#team #buffalo #jackson
Despite Acker's attempt to build momentum with the team, it's clear the Bills just didn't have a spot for him.
That said, his release shouldn't be seen as a death sentence. While Buffalo brought in linebacker Otis Reese IV instead of keeping Acker on the team through at least the second preseason game, Acker has already been drawing interest from another notable team.
In terms of notable teams, it doesn't get any bigger than the reigning Super Bowl Champions.
According to Bills' Ryan Talbot, the Seattle Seahawks worked out Jackson Acker on Wednesday, August 19.
#team #buffalo #jackson
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