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The Buffalo Bills have secured their offensive lines future by re-signing center Connor McGovern to a four-year, $52 million deal, keeping him as the anchor of their line. The contract, reported by ESPNs Adam Schefter, averages $13 million per year and was agreed upon before McGovern was set to hit free agency. The deal stabilizes Buffalos front, especially with starting guard David Edwards likely leaving, and maintains strong run blocking and reliable protection for quarterback Josh Allen. McGoverns proven durability and chemistry with Allen make this extension a smart move for the Bills, preserving their offensive identity and freeing up resources for other needs.

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