In an effort to strengthen their secondary, the Buffalo Bills signed new contracts with defensive back Cam Lewis and safety Taylor Rapp this offseason.
Some supporters speculate that a another former player might follow shortly after.
After playing with the Bills from 2018 to 2021 and then leaving to join the Pittsburgh Steelers, Levi Wallace gave rise to rumours on Instagram that he would be coming back to Buffalo. On March 10, the eve of the league’s authorised tampering period, Wallace posted a series of images, one of which showed him strolling down the tunnel at Buffalo’s Highmark Stadium while sporting a Steelers jersey.
The caption read, “Felt like you missed me so.” Wallace added the comment.
Fans of the Buffalo Bills speculated that he might be hinting at a wish to return to Buffalo after seeing the post.
After signing with the Bills in 2018 as an undrafted free agent, Wallace assumed a key role in the secondary right away. Over the next four seasons, Wallace played in 52 games, starting all of them. He totaled 219 tackles and six interceptions.
In his two seasons in Pittsburgh, the 28-year-old cornerback played in 18 games, recording 86 total tackles, six interceptions, and a reduced role. Wallace had already made hints that he would not be joining the Steelers again, stating that he was eager to start a new chapter in his career during an appearance on “Good Morning Football” on March 8.
As an undrafted free agent in 2018, Wallace signed with the Bills and immediately established himself as a vital member of the secondary. Wallace participated in 52 games during the following four seasons, starting every one of them. He had 6 interceptions in addition to 219 tackles.
The 28-year-old cornerback appeared in 18 games over the course of his two seasons in Pittsburgh, totaling 86 tackles, six interceptions, and a diminished role. Wallace had already hinted that he would not be returning to the Steelers, saying on March 8 on “Good Morning Football” that he was excited to begin a new chapter in his career.
