Jordan Poyer got a fresh start in 2017 and made the most of it.
After lacerating his kidney as a member of the Cleveland Browns in 2016, Poyer was not retained for the massive rebuild. That allowed him to sign with Buffalo. Things went well.
Poyer started in 15 games, putting together what should have been a Pro Bowl season. This included new career highs in tackles, interceptions, games played and about any stat you can think of.
Poyer showed promise in Cleveland but 2017 was his breakout year. And that was great news for the Bills after signing him to a team-friendly deal.