The Buffalo Bills have been busy building their roster depth, announcing the signing of 12 undrafted free agents on Friday. While the team selected just one wide receiver in last month's draft, they've now added three more promising rookies to the position group.

Leading the wide receiver additions are Gabriel Benyard, Ja'Mori McClain, and Max Tomczak. Benyard comes in after a standout season at Kennesaw State, where he led the team with 949 receiving yards and nine touchdowns. McClain, whose cousin is former NFL star Jeremy Maclin, showed his versatility with 13 catches at Kentucky last year after posting a 1,000-yard season at North Texas in 2023. Tomczak brings impressive credentials from Youngstown State, where he holds program records for both career catches and receiving yards.

The Bills didn't stop there, rounding out their undrafted class with a mix of talent across multiple positions. Wisconsin fullback Jackson Acker brings power to the backfield, while Clemson linebacker Cade Denhoff and Virginia Tech defensive end Kody Huisman add punch to the defense. Missouri State cornerback Jordan Dunbar and Arkansas cornerback Kani Walker will compete for spots in the secondary, and Pitt running back Desmond Reid offers explosive potential. The offensive line gets reinforcements with Duke guard Bruno Fina and Syracuse guard Da'Metrius Weatherspoon, while Tennessee Tech linebacker Theron Gaines rounds out the group.

These signings highlight the Bills' commitment to finding value beyond the draft, giving these undrafted rookies a chance to earn their stripes in training camp. For fans looking to gear up like their favorite new Bills, now's the perfect time to stock up on team apparel and show support for the next generation of Buffalo football.