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Bills Trade Center Sedrick Van Pran-Granger to Colts
The move gives Indianapolis help at center and sends Buffalo a 2027 sixth-round pick as teams trim rosters to 53 players.
- On Sunday, the Buffalo Bills traded center Sedrick Van Pran-Granger to the Indianapolis Colts, exchanging late-round picks in the 2027 NFL Draft ahead of the roster cutdown deadline.
- Buffalo moved the third-year lineman after he lacked a path to the roster behind starter Connor McGovern and veteran backup Lloyd Cushenberry, clearing a center depth logjam.
- Van Pran-Granger posted stronger 82.2 pass-blocking and 62.3 run-blocking grades during 2026 preseason, an upgrade over Indianapolis backup Dalton Tucker, who struggled with low Pro Football Focus marks.
- The former Georgia standout brings two remaining years on his $4.375 million rookie contract to Indianapolis, providing the 2024 fifth-round pick a fresh start after 31 appearances in Buffalo.
- Beyond the trade, Buffalo retains veteran Austin Corbett as versatile interior depth; Corbett, who lost the left guard battle to Alec Anderson, can play center in a pinch.
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USA TodayBills trade former fifth-round pick to Colts
The Bills are reportedly trading backup offensive lineman Sedrick Van Pran-Granger to the Colts.
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