The Buffalo Bills are bringing back veteran quarterback Nathan Peterman to back up Josh Allen, according to reports. Peterman was originally drafted by the Bills in the fifth round of the 2017 NFL Draft but was released after a tumultuous stint with the team.
This move comes after the Bills traded backup quarterback Mitchell Trubisky to the Pittsburgh Steelers. Peterman’s return marks a second chance for the quarterback, who has shown improvement since his departure from Buffalo.
While his first stint with the Bills was marred by inconsistency, Peterman has had opportunities with other teams, including the Las Vegas Raiders and the Pittsburgh Steelers, where he has gained valuable experience. This experience, coupled with his improved performance, may give him a better chance at success in his second tenure with the Bills.