The Cincinnati Bengals have made their second outside move of free agency by signing former Buffalo Bills guard John Miller.
According to NFL Network’s Tom Pelissero, it’s a three-year deal for Miller, which seems to indicate he’ll be the starting guard next year.
On paper, Miller would start next to newly re-signed Bobby Hart and likely clears up the draft plan in April.
Miller, 25, is a former third-round pick who was in and out of the lineup in Buffalo but showed some promise. He played with Bengals left tackle Cody Glenn there.
Clearly, new offensive line coach Jim Turner and others liked what they saw.
