The Buffalo Bills added depth to their linebacking corps Wednesday evening by
agreeing to terms on a one-year contract with five-year veteran Pat
Thomas.
Thomas started the first nine games of last season at middle
linebacker for the Kansas City Chiefs. He was a backup the rest of the season.
However, he's probably better suited to an outside position than middle
linebacker. Thomas, a 6-foot-1, 237-pounder, was a solid special teams player
for the Chiefs.
Thomas spent his first three seasons in Jacksonville after
being a sixth-round pick of the Jaguars in 2005.
Besides returning starter
Kawika Mitchell, the other current Bills outside linebackers who were on last
year's roster are Keith Ellison, Blake Costanzo, Alvin Bowen, Marcus Buggs and
Jon Corto.
Um first day pick on a linebacker at this point is 100% guaranteed..
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