The Buffalo Bills have announced a four-year contract extension for right tackle Spencer Brown, securing him through 2028. Brown, a third-round draft pick in 2021, has started 41 out of 44 games in his career and was a key contributor to an offensive line that allowed only 24 sacks last season. He expressed his commitment to the team, stating, 'Buffalo is the city for me,' emphasizing his desire to remain in the area. This makes him the first player from the Bills' 2021 draft class to sign a second NFL contract. Meanwhile, the Kansas City Chiefs begin their 2024 season against the Baltimore Ravens, but will miss new wide receiver Marquise 'Hollywood' Brown due to a shoulder injury, although he may return by Week 2. The 49ers have re-signed offensive lineman Parker, who had previously been released during roster cuts, and is expected to contribute as they kick off their season against the Titans.