The Bills have officially signed seventh-round pick Travis Clayton to his rookie contract, as announced by the team on Thursday. Originally from Basingstoke, England, Clayton was selected as the 221st overall pick in the draft. He is a part of the International Player Pathway Program (IPPP) and is the second player drafted from the program, following in the footsteps of offensive lineman Jordan Mailata in 2018.
In addition to Clayton, the Bills also inked deals with 12 undrafted free agents. One notable signing is Frank Gore Jr., a running back from Southern Mississippi and the son of former Bills running back Frank Gore Sr. who had a successful 16-year career in the NFL with over 16,000 rushing yards and 99 touchdowns. The team also added offensive lineman Keaton Bills from Utah, punter Jake Browning from San Diego State, defensive end David Ugwoegbu from Houston, cornerback Keni-H Lovely from Western Michigan, offensive guard Gunner Britton from Auburn, cornerback Te’Cory Couch from Miami, defensive tackle Rondell Bothroyd from Oklahoma, offensive lineman Mike Edwards from Campbell, receiver Lawrence Keys from Tulane, defensive tackle Branson Deen from Miami, and receiver Xavier Johnson from Ohio State.