Bills Lose Van Demark to Vikings, Seek OL Help

For the NFL, it's March 21st. Here's what's happening. Make sure you're subscribed so you never

miss an update. The Buffalo Bills have decided not to mash the Minnesota Vikings one year offer

sheet worth $4.2 million, fully guaranteed for. Offensive Tackle Ryan Band-A-Mark

This means Band-D Mark, a restricted free agent tendered by Buffalo at $3.52 million with

right-of-first refusal rights, is now headed to Minnesota on that deal. Over four seasons with

the Bills since joining their practice squad in 2022, the soon-to-be 28-year-old undrafted free agent

became their main swing Tackle, playing in 43 games with six starts and logging a career high,

312 snaps across all 17. Gains last season, Buffalo feels good about their depth, with younger

players like Alec Anderson, Tylin Grable, and Chase Lunt ready to step up for that swing roll.

The Bills won't get any draft pick compensation for losing him, and they're expected to look at

more offensive line help in the upcoming draft to keep. Things solid up front.