The Buffalo Bills have waived former Georgia Bulldogs wide receiver Mecole Hardman after he spent a little over a month with the team. Hardman did not post any receiving stats with Buffalo, but he contributed in the return game, where he posted a 61 yard kickoff return and returned two punts for four yards in two game appearances. The Bills waived Hardman before their game against the Philadelphia Eagles.
Hardman is an NFL veteran with a good combination of experience, speed and versatility. However, he has bounced around a bit in recent seasons. The Green Bay Packers released him in September. Hardman did not have any stats with Green Bay.
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In 2024, Hardman recorded 12 receptions for 90 yards and five rushes for 62 yards and one rushing touchdown with the Kansas City Chiefs. In 12 games, Hardman had 20 punt returns for 203 yards and five kickoff returns for 132 yards. Hardman is in his seventh season in the NFL and has won three Super Bowls. A reunion with the Chiefs could be a potential landing spot for Hardman. However, he has been on four different teams since 2023.
Hardman caught the Chiefs’ game-winning touchdown in Super Bowl 58. The former second-round draft pick doesn’t have another receiving touchdown since then.
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