Buffalo Bills undrafted free agent tracker after 2023 NFL Draft

The Buffalo Bills made six picks and four trades in the 2023 NFL Draft.

They're not done adding rookies. The Bills signed several more undrafted players hoping to find the league's next Antonio Gates or Wes Welker.

Here is the Buffalo Bills undrafted free agent tracker to follow who else the team signs:

Richard Gouraige, OL, Florida

His last name is pronounced like "garage" and the Bills will hope he can protect their prized possession, Josh Allen. The 6-foot-5, 306-pound Gouraige is experienced with 43 career starts. He was a full-time starter over the last three years, including 13 games as the blindside tackle last season. Gouraige allowed one sack in 343 pass-blocking snaps in 2022, according to Pro Football Focus.

Jordan Mims, RB, Fresno State

We'll never know if the Bills would've selected Texas running back Bijan Robinson (No. 8 overall) or Alabama running back Jahmyr Gibbs (No. 12 overall). The Bills didn't take a running back but they quickly added Mims after the draft. Mims will be 24 years old but will have a chance to compete for a roster spot on a Bills team that has only three tailbacks (Damien Harris, James Cook and Nyheim Hines). Mims ran for 3,285 yards and scored 45 total touchdowns for Fresno State including 1,372 rushing yards and 18 rushing TDs last year. He made first-team All-Mountain West Conference.

Tyrell Shavers, WR, San Diego State

Shavers is one of the tallest wide receiver prospects in the draft class at 6-foot-6, 210 pounds. His college career journeyed from Alabama to Mississippi State to San Diego State and he improved markedly with the Aztecs. Shavers made 38 catches for 643 yards and three touchdowns in 2022. This is the Bills' second undrafted free agent class in three years that will have players from San Diego State and Fresno State.

DJ Dale, DT, Alabama

Dale is an undersized − at least by NFL standards at 6-foot-1, 302 pounds − but was a reliable four-year contributor for Nick Saban at Alabama. He had 74 tackles, 11.5 tackles for loss and 5.5 sacks in his Crimson Tide Career. He made 12 starts during Alabama's national championship season in 2020.

Jalen Wayne, WR, South Alabama

Wayne is the cousin of former NFL star Reggie Wayne and has NFL measurables. He was a sixth-year senior who will be 24 years old on May 13 and has a high football IQ. Wayne made at least 33 catches in each of the last three seasons and had career highs of 58 receptions, 816 yards and nine touchdowns in 2022 to earn second-team All-Sun Belt honors.. NFL.com's Next Gen Stats ranked him the No. 36 overall wide receiver prospect.

Braydon Johnson, WR, Oklahoma State

The speedster started 10 games in his final year with the Cowboys, setting career-highs with 32 receptions and 566 yards. Johnson had seven catches of at least 40 or more yards, which was sixth-most in the FBS. He averaged 16.6 yards per catch in his college career and also played special teams.

Bryan Thompson, WR, Arizona State

Thompson, who turned 24 years old in April, is a sharp route runner who spent his final two seasons at Arizona State after four years at Utah. He made a career-high 25 receptions for 377 yards in 2022. His highest receiving yards output was 461 in 2019.

Noah Henderson, OL, East Carolina

The 6-foot-6, 319-pound Henderson is another seasoned Bills undrafted free agent. He's a big, physical run blocker. Henderson was a two-year captain and played in 35 games and 1,890 snaps at East Carolina. He missed the 2020 season with a back injury.

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Joe Foucha, S, LSU: Foucha spent four years at Arkansas before transferring to LSU for 2022. He had 270 tackles, 15 passes defensed, 5 interceptions, 2.5 sacks, and 3 forced fumbles and 2.5 interceptions over five college seasons.

Javon Scruggs, S, Liberty: Scruggs was second on the Flames with 69 total tackles and had 2 sacks, 2 forced fumbles, 2 fumble recoveries and an interception in 2022.

Logan Bonner, QB, Utah State: Bonner was the oldest player in the 2023 draft at 25.3 years old. He missed most of his senior season with a foot injury. In 2021, he set Utah State single-season records with 3,628 passing yards and 36 touchdown passes. Bonner also has a tryout with the Indianapolis Colts.

Taron Vincent, DT, Ohio State: The 6-foot-1, 305-pound lineman made a career-high 25 tackles with 2.5 tackles for loss in 2022. His father is Troy Vincent, a five-time Pro Bowl cornerback over his 15-year NFL career and is the the league's executive vice president of football operations.

James Patterson, LB, Buffalo: Patterson was second on the Bulls with 120 tackles and added 12 tackles for loss, 1.5 sacks, 2 forced fumbles, 2 fumble recovers and an interception in 2022. He's a compact run-stuffer at 5 feet, 10 inches and 229 pounds. He was named All-Mac Second Team. He piled up 417 total tackles in five years. His twin brother, Jaret, starred at running back for UB.

Isaiah Bowser, RB, Central Florida: Bowser played three years at Northwestern and the last two at Central Florida. He had 799 yards rushing and 16 touchdowns in his final year of eligibility for the Golden Knights. He completed 26 reps on the bench press at his pro day, which would have been the best at the running back position at the NFL combine, and had a vertical leap of 35.5 inches. Bowser ran for more than 700 yards in three seasons, including a career-high 866 yards as a freshman at Northwestern.

Morgan Vest, S, Northern Arizona: Vest was one of the older players in the draft class at 25 years old. He led the Lumberjacks with 102 total tackles and made 11 pass breakups in 2022.

Buffalo Bills 2023 draft class

Round 1 (No. 25 overall): Dalton Kincaid, tight end, Utah

Round 2 (No. 59 overall): O'Cyrus Torrence, guard, Florida

Round 3 (No. 91 overall): Dorian Williams, linebacker, Tulane

Round 5 (No. 150 overall): Justin Shorter, wide receiver, Florida

Round 7 (No. 230 overall): Nick Broeker, guard, Mississippi

Round 7 (No. 252): Alex Austin, cornerback, Oregon State

This article originally appeared on Rochester Democrat and Chronicle: Buffalo Bills undrafted free agent signings after 2023 NFL Draft