Cole Beasley joins Bills after coming out of retirement

After beginning his career with the Dallas Cowboys for seven seasons, Cole Beasley played for the Bills for three seasons from 2019 to 2021, giving Josh Allen a dependable, chain-moving target. The 33-year-old had 82 catches for 693 yards and one touchdown in 16 games during his final season with the Bills. The veteran receiver was embroiled in controversy the previous two seasons due to his refusal to receive the COVID-19 vaccination and his criticism of many NFL rules. Beasley was permitted to look for a trade during the offseason and was subsequently let go in March.

Beasley made his retirement announcement in October. The possession receiver is currently returning to Buffalo for the playoff run. Beasley could fill the slot right away while Jamison Crowder is still on injured reserve, giving Allen a reliable receiver familiar with the offense. Star receiver Odell Beckham Jr. was in Buffalo. one of three teams to do so (the other two being the Dallas Cowboys and the New York Giants) for a recent visit. However, the Bills will use Beasley, who is already prepared to play, as there are concerns about OBJ's availability for the regular season.

FAQs:

1. Which team did Cole Beasley play for at the start of his career?
   Cole Beasley was associated with the Dallas Cowboys for seven years during the prime of his career.
2. Is Cole Beasley retiring?
   Cole Beasley retired in October but is returning for a playoff run with the Buffaloes.