Gabe Davis’ Surprise Visit to Bills After Steelers: What Could This Mean for His Future?

A reunion between the Bills and wide receiver Gabe Davis could be coming.

So, here we are, swirling in the whirlwind that is Gabe Davis’ NFL journey — a tale mixing talent, trials, and a dash of the unexpected. After a tough break in Jacksonville, where a knee injury clipped his first season short and led to a surprising release, Davis is eyeing a fresh start. Tomorrow, he’s circling back to familiar grounds with the Buffalo Bills, the team that drafted him in 2020 and where he carved a remarkable mark, including that iconic four-touchdown playoff showdown against the Chiefs. His offseason has already been a tour de force of visits — the Steelers, Saints, Giants, and 49ers all getting a close look — but it’s this potential Bills reunion that’s got me really intrigued. There’s a lot riding on this visit, and honestly, it’s one of those stories you don’t want to blink and miss. LEARN MOREDavis has also had visits with the Saints, Giants and 49ers this offseason.Davis is planning to visit the Bills tomorrow after a follow-up with the Steelers today, according to Gerry Dulac of the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette. The Steelers had medical concerns about Davis after a previous visit. He was cut after just one year of the three-year contract he signed in 2024 with the Jaguars after a meniscus injury in his left knee cut his first season in Jacksonville short.The 26-year-old Davis was a 2020 fourth-round pick of the Bills and spent his first four NFL seasons in Buffalo. He had 163 catches for 2,730 yards and 27 touchdowns with the Bills and set an NFL postseason record with four touchdown catches in a divisional playoff game against the Chiefs in 2021.