Bills Re-Sign Veteran on Practice Squad One Day After Final Roster Cuts

Buffalo, NY — The Buffalo Bills didn’t let veteran guard Dan Feeney linger on the free market for long. Released during Tuesday’s 53-man roster cutdown, the Bills moved quickly to re-sign Feeney to the practice squad just hours later, securing the presence of one of the league’s most seasoned offensive linemen.

Feeney, a former third-round pick in 2017, has carved out a steady career across multiple franchises. From starting his first four seasons with the Los Angeles Chargers, to valuable stints with the New York Jets, Miami Dolphins, and Minnesota Vikings, Feeney has now logged over 100 career appearances and more than 60 starts. Known for his grit, versatility, and trademark long hair under the helmet, Feeney has been a player both fans and teammates rally around.

Though his time in Buffalo is still fresh, his reputation as a durable veteran precedes him. The Bills clearly see him not just as insurance for the offensive line, but as a mentor who can shape younger linemen while keeping himself game-ready for Sundays.

“Buffalo may be a newer stop in my career, but the city already feels like home,” Feeney said after re-signing. “Putting on the red, white, and blue again—even on the practice squad—is an honor. My job hasn’t changed: block hard, protect the quarterback, mentor the young guys, and be ready the moment the team calls my name.”

For fans, Feeney’s return is more than a depth move — it represents the value of experience in a league that often leans on youth. He brings a wealth of starting snaps, playoff exposure, and toughness that cannot be taught in the classroom. Whether it’s helping refine a rookie’s technique or being called into action mid-season, Feeney stands ready, proving that veteran presence can be just as important as star power.