Could One Of The Best Players Ever Sign With Buffalo Bills?

The Buffalo Bills' offense is lacking and they didn't get great news this week as head coach Sean McDermott announced that tight end Dawson Knox will miss some time.

The Bills announced that Knox will have surgery on his wrist and is expected to be out for several weeks.

The Bills are expected to lean heavily on rookie Dalton Kincaid who was the team's 1st round pick this past April.

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But could the team be looking at adding one of the greatest tight ends in NFL history? Currently, he is retired but did say last month he wouldn't be opposed to coming back to the NFL. That would be Williamsville Native Rob Gronkowski.

Gronk said in September that he is a Bills fan and with Knox out, could Gronk come in and help the team and mentor Kincaid? He did mention he really didn't want to play, but to suit up for his hometown team for a season could be a big enough reason to pull him out of retirement.

A lot of Bill Mafia would have mixed feelings about this. Even though Gronk is from Buffalo, he did play for the Patriots for much of his career when they would routinely beat the Bills and win Super Bowls.