Buffalo brought back Frank Gore Jr. on a reserve/futures contract. Veteran Darrynton Evans rounds out the group. Both Gore Jr. and Evans will most likely land on the team’s practice squad this year.

New York Jets running back Frank Gore’s son, Frank Gore Jr., recently made his debut on the gridiron as a true freshman playing for Southern Mississippi.

The Buffalo Bills are predicted by an NFL analyst for The Athletic to cut this free agent running back for the second year in a row.

Financial situation (per Spotrac): Gore signed a reserve/future contract with Buffalo on January 27 following the end of the Bills’ season. That two-year deal is worth $1.853 million overall.

But if you limit our scope to the past quarter century, Frank Gore would have to be front and center in the 49ers' Mt. Rushmore. He's the NFL's leading rusher since 2000.

Frank Gore is a Bay Area icon, having played 16 remarkable seasons in the NFL—10 of them with the San Francisco 49ers, who selected him in the third round of the 2005 NFL Draft.

The Bills enter training camp with an identical running backs room as last season: Cook, Ty Johnson, Ray Davis, Frank Gore Jr., and Darrynton Evans.

The group of undrafted free agents at the moment is headlined by Frank Gore Jr., whose father Frank Gore played for the Bills in 2019.

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