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Bills reportedly sign Tre'Davious White to practice squad

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The Buffalo Bills are bringing cornerback Tre’Davious White back on their practice squad, with the intention of moving him to the active roster after he gets acclimated. A first-round pick by Buffalo in 2017, White played 16 games for the Bills in 2025, recording 40 tackles, one interception and 10 pass defenses. He has played 98 games for Buffalo and recorded 19 interceptions with the team.

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