The Bills and O’Cyrus Torrence have agreed on a four-year, $78.4 million extension that keeps the right guard in Buffalo through 2030, ESPN reported Friday, citing Torrence’s agents.
The deal reportedly includes $46 million in guaranteed money and makes him the league’s seventh-highest-paid guard, per ESPN.
Since being drafted by the Bills in the second round of the 2023 NFL Draft, Torrence has started all but one game and has taken 100% of the offensive snaps in two of his first three seasons. He has started 50 of his 51 games. The only one he didn’t start was the one in which the Bills chose to rest the starting offensive line before the playoffs.
The 26-year-old also has played in seven playoff games.
At a pre-practice news conference Friday morning, Bills coach Joe Brady called Torrence “one of the top guards in football.”
The Bills are keeping up their tradition of continuity on the offensive line. They also re-signed center Connor McGovern this offseason, keeping him under contract through 2029, and right tackle Spencer Brown is under contract through 2028.
