ALL THE PLAYS | Bills tackle Tylan Grable embraces role with team

ALL THE PLAYS | Bills tackle Tylan Grable embraces role with team Ian Mills News10NBC ORCHARD PARK, N.Y. — Tylan Grable has spent most of his time with the Buffalo Bills as a backup offensive tackle, but he made a strong impression when he started last week in place of Spencer Brown. Grable has played in just 10 games since being selected in 2024, but he showed his readiness and athleticism when he stepped in against the Rams. “I had some real fresh legs. But just coming into the game, like you said and staying ready all the time,” Grable said. He made an impact with a key downfield block during a screen play against the Rams. “As soon as I get in, it’s like, oh, we’re running a screen,” Grable said. Spencer Brown, the Bills’ starting tackle, missed the game against the Ravens and missed part of the game against the Rams, which gave Grable the chance to step up. “Couldn’t be happy for the guy. And he’s working his tail off for a handful of years here and, he stepped up,” Brown said. Bills offensive coordinator Joe Brady said he has confidence in Grable’s ability to fill in at multiple positions. “He’s coming in essentially, he’s played two games, you know, and, there hasn’t been any hesitation in terms of what we can and cannot do with him. But I got a lot of a lot of confidence in him,” Brady said. The Bills will play the Vikings in Minnesota on Monday, with kickoff set for 8:28 p.m.