The Buffalo Bills placed fullback Patrick DiMarco on injured reserve prior to roster cutdowns due to a neck injury. Today, the Bills released the nine-year veteran from IR with an injury settlement.
DiMarco, who turned 31 this past April, has been a member of the Bills since signing a four-year contract in March 2017. The durable veteran didn’t miss a game in Buffalo, playing an average of 200 offensive snaps per season with the Bills. That average is skewed a bit thanks to his first year with the team, as DiMarco appeared on 25% of the offensive snaps upon arrival.