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The Buffalo Bills have invited former Bengals wide receiver Jermaine Burton to their rookie minicamp. At 24, Burton aims to revive his NFL career after being waived due to character concerns.
The Buffalo Bills have reportedly extended an invitation to former third-round pick and Cincinnati Bengals wide receiver Jermaine Burton. Heās a 24-year-old former Alabama standout who is looking for another chance in the league. Buffalo is giving him a shot; now itās all up to Burton.
There are more than a handful of red flags surrounding wide receiver Jermaine Burton. But as much as that is true, itās also true that his talent is off the charts.
Burton is his own worst enemy throughout his brief NFL career. He just hasnāt been able to put it all together. Burton was selected by the Cincinnati Bengals in the third round (80th overall) in the 2024 NFL Draft. He was a highly touted wide receiver coming out of Alabama, who was viewed as having high upside.
There were also some pre-draft character concerns.
Nevertheless, Burton is getting another shot at his NFL dream after things didnāt work out with the Bengals. Itās been reported that Burton will take part in the Billsā rookie minicamp as he attempts to get back into the league. As Jordan Schultz reported, the wide receiver is just 24 years old. Heāll get his chance with the Bills.
Burton finished with just four receptions for 107 yards on 14 targets as a rookie. During college, he amassed 2,376 yards and 22 touchdowns, averaging 47.5 yards per game.
Fans have been divided on social media, with plenty thinking that Burton doesnāt deserve another shot. Just hours after the draft ended, Buffalo is once again the talk of the town.
The Bills drafted wide receiver Skyler Bell with one of the teamās fourth-round selections in the 2026 NFL Draft, with many hoping that heās the future at the position. Or at least a viable option for quarterback Josh Allen and the offense. The team didnāt wait long, looking to bolster that room yet again with the invitation to Burton.
Jermaine Burton has faced pre-draft character concerns that have impacted his NFL career.
The Bills invited Jermaine Burton as a low-risk, high-reward move to give him another chance in the league.
Jermaine Burton was selected in the third round (80th overall) of the 2024 NFL Draft by the Cincinnati Bengals.
Jermaine Burton is 24 years old and was a standout wide receiver at Alabama before entering the NFL.
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Best-case scenario, he comes in and competes and gives Keon Coleman a run for his money in the offense. Worst-case scenario, he doesnāt make it out of minicamp.
Burton is not going to come in and light the league on fire, and his off-the-field issues were a major point of conversation when I spoke with A to Z Cincinnati writer John Sheeran about what he thinks of Burton during his time with the Bengals.
"There were clear warning signs about Burton, and they were completely justified from the Bengals' point of view. There was never a true buy-in from the former third-round pick. He was unreliable at showing up to practice on time, and additional off-field issues popped up during his brief time in Cincinnati as well. He forced the team's hand to sideline him, including a week in which he was supposed to be a featured part of the game plan. It all culminated in his release last December. All you can hope is he takes full advantage of his newfound opportunity, and hopefully a true fresh start gets him on the right path.ā
At this point, itās about as low-risk, high-upside as it gets for Buffalo.
If Burton can keep his head down and simply focus on football, thereās real talent there worth tapping into. The Bills arenāt asking him to come in and be any kind of savior; theyāre looking for him to compete. And in a room thatās still looking for some answers, thereās an opportunity sitting right in front of him.
Though itāll be very difficult for him to make it. But thatās the thing, itās entirely up to Burton.
Buffalo has done its part by opening the door. Whether this turns into redemption or just another āwhat could have beenā will come down to whether Burton can finally stop getting out of his own way.