Brandon Beane Explains How The Bills Re-Signed Cole Beasley

The Buffalo Bills and Miami Dolphins are likely to play in a full-blown snow game this Saturday night at Highmark Stadium in Orchard Park.

The Bills (10-3) are the number one seed in the AFC, holding the head-to-head tiebreaker over the Kansas City Chiefs. The Dolphins (8-5) are second in the AFC East and sixth in the conference.

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While the Bills have won four straight games, they have had struggles on offense, with the worst offensive performance coming this past Sunday against the stellar New York Jets defense.

Many fans thought the Bills needed help at wide receiver and the team agreed, by bringing back former Bills wide receiver, Cole Beasley.

Beasley was signed to the team's practice squad on Tuesday morning and could have a chance to play against Miami this Saturday.

Bills general manager Brandon Beane spoke with the Buffalo media on Wednesday and said that Beasley reached out to the team a few weeks ago, and that he was open to coming back to the team.

Beane said he was also interested.

Some may feel the Bills are now out on signing Odell Beckham Jr., but he stated this does not mean the Bills have shut the door on bringing OBJ in.

What may happen with OBJ is that he waits until after the season and signs a multi-year deal by free agency. Would Buffalo still be interested? I think they would and should be, but we will have to wait and see.

Beasley can help in the short and intermediate part of the field, especially the middle, which has been a tough go for the offense. How much does Beasley have left in the tank?

We will find out.