The Buffalo Bills recently restructured offensive tackle Spencer Brown’s contract, a move that will save the team up to $10.6 million in salary cap space this season, according to General Manager Brandon Beane. This adjustment was made prior to the 2024 NFL season to better manage financial commitments while retaining Brown.
Background on Spencer Brown’s Career and Contract
Spencer Brown, 27, joined the Bills as a third-round selection in the 2021 NFL Draft after a strong collegiate career at Northern Iowa, where he started for three years and earned second-team All-MVFC honors as a redshirt junior. Initially signing a four-year rookie contract worth $4,834,695, Brown secured a four-year, $72 million extension before the current season began.
In the 2025 campaign, Brown contributed significantly by appearing in 14 games and starting 13 times at right tackle, solidifying his role on Buffalo’s offensive line.
Impact of the Restructured Contract on Bills’ Roster Management
By restructuring Brown’s deal, the Bills have gained valuable salary cap flexibility, allowing them to better balance team needs and player investments going forward. This strategic financial move supports maintaining competitive depth across the roster as the franchise prepares for the upcoming seasons.
“We’ve restructured things to help with the cap. It’s a good move for both sides.” ? Brandon Beane, Bills General Manager
The Bills have restructured the contract OT Spencer Brown, GM Brandon Beane tells one Bills Live. Beane will meet with the media at 1:30 pm at the Combine.
— Sal Capaccio 🏈 (@SalSports) February 24, 2026
