Former Titans OL Quinton Spain agrees to terms with Buffalo Bills

Former Tennessee Titans offensive tackle Quinton Spain has found a new NFL home.

On Wednesday morning, it was announced that Spain and the Buffalo Bills had agreed to terms on a one-year deal in the third week of free agency.

Spain tweeted this message shortly after the news was made official:

Thank u to the @Titans ,Titans fans, and the city of Nashville for an amazing 4 years. It was an incredible place to have my dreams come true – the NFL is something I have dreamed about since childhood. I feel incredibly grateful to continue my career in @buffalobills #BillsMafia pic.twitter.com/YyCjbdwcQE

— Mr. Undrafted (@quinton_spain) April 3, 2019

The 27-year-old Spain was a four-year starter with the Titans, totaling 48 starts in 50 career games. Per Pro Football Focus, Spain was the 35th best guard in the NFL in 2018, finishing out with an overall grade of 62.3.

He was originally brought on to the Titans roster as an undrafted rookie for the 2015 season.