Spencer Brown: Everything you need to know

Bills GM Brandon Beane said Tuesday that Brown's contract was restructured in a move that will save the team around $10.4 million, Katherine Fitzgerald of The Buffalo News reports. Brown has three years remaining on the four-year, $72 million extension he signed in September of 2024. The specific details of the restructured deal aren't clear, but the agreement helps Buffalo get closer to salary cap compliance. Brown has been a solid and durable part of the Bills' offensive line and figures to once against start for the team at right tackle next season.

Brown (shoulder) doesn't have an injury designation ahead of Sunday's game against the Patriots. Brown missed consecutive games after suffering a shoulder injury in the Bills' Week 12 loss to the Texans on Thursday Night Football. The right tackle logged full participation in Friday's practice, his first time achieving the mark since the injury, and is set to start opposite Dion Dawkins in Sunday's divisional showdown.

Brown (shoulder) was a limited participant in Buffalo's practice Wednesday, Maddy Glab of the team's official site reports. Brown returned to practice for the first time since sustaining a shoulder injury during the team's Week 12 loss to the Texans. If the 27-year-old is able to practice Thursday and Friday as well, he should be able to resume his role as the team's starting right tackle during Sunday's matchup versus the Patriots.