Tommy Doyle Draft Profile and Early Career
Tommy Doyle was selected by the Buffalo Bills in the fifth round of the 2021 NFL Draft with the 153rd overall pick out of the University of Iowa NFL.com. He joined the Bills as a developmental offensive tackle, with teams valuing his size, strength, and technique at the college level Forbes.
Before the draft, Doyle was projected as a late-round pick based on his combine measurables and college production NFL.com. His early career with Buffalo focused on learning the Bills' offensive system and developing consistency as a backup lineman.
NFL Career Statistics and Role with the Buffalo Bills
As of the latest available data, Tommy Doyle has appeared in regular-season games primarily as a backup offensive tackle for the Bills Pro-Football Reference. His playing time has come in short-yardage and pass-protection situations, with incremental snaps as he gains experience.
Doyle's career statistics include a limited number of starts, reflecting his role as a rotational lineman Pro-Football Reference. He continues to compete for expanded playing time while working on technique and pass-rush handling.
Contract Details and Current Status
Tommy Doyle signed his rookie contract with the Buffalo Bills following the 2021 draft, with standard rookie deal terms including base salary and incentives OverTheCap. His current contract status reflects the typical progression of a fifth-round pick within the league's rookie compensation structure.
As of the most recent reports, Doyle remains on the Bills' roster, continuing to develop as a backup offensive tackle OverTheCap. He is positioned as a depth option on the Bills' offensive line while pursuing expanded snaps in future seasons.
