Tre'Davious White has returned to the Buffalo Bills, signing with the team's practice squad while he acclimates before potentially joining the active roster. The Bills made room for White by releasing cornerback A.J. Woods. This marks White's third stint with the team, and the decision reflects a cautious approach rather than an immediate commitment to a starting role.
Drafted by the Bills in 2017, White has a notable history with the team, including 19 interceptions and 78 passes defensed. His standout seasons came in 2019 and 2020, where he earned Pro Bowl honors and second-team All-Pro recognition. Last season, he started 16 regular-season games and two playoff games, demonstrating his capability to handle a significant workload.
As White embarks on his ninth year with the Bills and tenth in the league, the team views him as a valuable veteran presence for their young cornerbacks. However, the current transaction leaves his future role uncertain, as the Bills have opted for a practice-squad arrangement that keeps his next steps open.