According to ESPN’s Field Yates, Kelly is set to have a tryout with reigning AFC Champions Buffalo Bills in the following days. The 26-year-old QB is reportedly a candidate for a reserve/future contract and might end up competing for a backup spot behind Josh Allen.  

Kelly most recently spent time with Indianapolis Colts, splitting his time between the practice squad and active roster before being released in September.

After promising two years with Ole Miss, Chad Kelly entered the NFL as the last pick in the 2017 draft by Denver Broncos. Kelly missed his rookie season due to an injury but managed to bounce back next offseason and get the backup spot behind starter Case Keenum.

Kelly’s stint with the Broncos didn’t last much, however, as the team decided to release him early in the season due to problematic off-the-field behavior. He signed with the Colts ahead of the 2019 season.

Kelly played just one snap as a pro, kneeling in Week 6 of the 2018 season for a one-yard loss.

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According to multiple reports, the Bills decided to release Kumerow on Thursday.

The team most likely made this move to clear the spot for veteran John Brown on the active roster. Brown spent the last four weeks on Injured Reserve and is reportedly ready to return to action.

Kumerow mostly played on special teams for Bills this season, totaling just 17 snaps on the offense. The only time he was targeted was in the last week’s 48-19 win over Denver Broncos, when he made a 22-yard touchdown catch.

Despite being released, Kumerow could make his way back to Buffalo and join the team’s practice squad if he clears waivers.

 Jake Kumerow entered the NFL in 2015, being signed as an undrafted free agent out of Wisconsin–Whitewater by the Cincinnati Bengals. He spent two years with Bengals but failed to make a single NFL appearance during that time.

Kumerow joined the Green Bay Packers in 2018 and went on to play 19 games for the team in the next two seasons. He made 20 catches for 322 yards and two scores.

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According to ESPN’s Field Yates, Kelly is set to have a tryout with reigning AFC Champions Buffalo Bills in the following days. The 26-year-old QB is reportedly a candidate for a reserve/future contract and might end up competing for a backup spot behind Josh Allen.  

Kelly most recently spent time with Indianapolis Colts, splitting his time between the practice squad and active roster before being released in September.

After promising two years with Ole Miss, Chad Kelly entered the NFL as the last pick in the 2017 draft by Denver Broncos. Kelly missed his rookie season due to an injury but managed to bounce back next offseason and get the backup spot behind starter Case Keenum.

Kelly’s stint with the Broncos didn’t last much, however, as the team decided to release him early in the season due to problematic off-the-field behavior. He signed with the Colts ahead of the 2019 season.

Kelly played just one snap as a pro, kneeling in Week 6 of the 2018 season for a one-yard loss.

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According to multiple reports, the Bills decided to release Kumerow on Thursday.

The team most likely made this move to clear the spot for veteran John Brown on the active roster. Brown spent the last four weeks on Injured Reserve and is reportedly ready to return to action.

Kumerow mostly played on special teams for Bills this season, totaling just 17 snaps on the offense. The only time he was targeted was in the last week’s 48-19 win over Denver Broncos, when he made a 22-yard touchdown catch.

Despite being released, Kumerow could make his way back to Buffalo and join the team’s practice squad if he clears waivers.

 Jake Kumerow entered the NFL in 2015, being signed as an undrafted free agent out of Wisconsin–Whitewater by the Cincinnati Bengals. He spent two years with Bengals but failed to make a single NFL appearance during that time.

Kumerow joined the Green Bay Packers in 2018 and went on to play 19 games for the team in the next two seasons. He made 20 catches for 322 yards and two scores.

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