Bills Shake Up WR Room, Sign Veteran Return Specialist Dante Pettis
Summary
The Buffalo Bills signed veteran wide receiver and return specialist Dante Pettis to a one-year contract during their training camp. Pettis, who has played for four NFL teams over eight years, is expected to mainly help the team on special teams rather than as a regular offensive player.Key Facts
- Dante Pettis was signed by the Buffalo Bills on the second day of training camp.
- Pettis is 30 years old and has eight years of experience in the NFL.
- He has played for the 49ers, Giants, Bears, and most recently the New Orleans Saints.
- In 2025, Pettis had 127 receiving yards on nine catches in eight games.
- Pettis is known for his skill in returning punts and kickoffs, with strong yardage averages.
- He holds the NCAA record for most punt return touchdowns (nine) from his college career at Washington.
- The Bills already have several wide receivers, so Pettis will likely focus on special teams play.
- The team waived Jalen Virgil with a non-football injury designation to make room on the roster.
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