Tre’Davious White & Bills Reunite After One Season Apart, But Buffalo Still Targeting Cornerbacks In Draft

Tre’Davious White is headed back to the Buffalo Bills on a one-year, $6.8 million deal, per his agent at Universal Sports.

White played in Buffalo from 2017-2023, before spending 2024 with both the Los Angeles Rams and Baltimore Ravens.

The former All-Pro is now back where he started.

In 11 games, White finished the season with 22 tackles and five passes defended. This was the first season of White’s career without an interception.

After struggling with the Rams and being benched, White was traded to the Ravens during the season. Despite only playing in 35% of the defensive snaps in Baltimore, White made a decent impact.

White has dealt with major injury issues throughout his career. From 2022-2024, he has played in just 21 games. In 2021, White tore his left ACL on Thanksgiving. In 2023, White tore his Achilles.

While the best days of White’s career might be behind him, he can still make an impact in Buffalo.

Cornerback is among the highest positional needs in Buffalo. Starter Rasul Douglas is still a free agent, and the depth is lacking. Buffalo will likely target a cornerback during the NFL Draft.

In seven seasons in the league, White has totaled 18 interceptions and 73 passes defended. He is a former First-team All-Pro and led the NFL in interceptions in 2019.