Bills Sign CB Nickell Robey To A Two-Year Extension

The Buffalo Bills announced that they’ve signed CB Nickell Robey to a contract extension on Sunday.

• Rand Getlin reports that the Bills gave Robey a two-year extension to reward him for his contributions last season.

“Nickell Robey has been a productive and dependable cornerback for our team since we signed him in 2013,” GM Doug Whaley. “I commend our scouting staff for identifying and signing a player of Nickell’s caliber in the undrafted college free agent period. Since entering the NFL, Nickell has worked hard and taken advantage of his opportunities to make plays when called upon.”

“It feels great,” said Robey of securing his NFL future with the Bills. “I just feel extremely blessed right now. I just kept my faith in the Buffalo Bills organization and they believe in me and see the talent that I have. We got on common ground and now I’m here for another few years and now I can just play football.”

Robey, 23, wound up signing on with the Bills as an undrafted free agent out of USC back in April of 2013. He was entering the final year of his three-year, $1.485 million rookie contract and will make a base salary of $585,000 for the 2015 season.

Had the Bills not extended his contract, Robey would have been a restricted free agent next year.

In 2014, Robey appeared in all 16 games for the Bills and recorded 47 tackles, one sack, two fumble recoveries and eight pass defenses. Pro Football Focus has him rated as the No. 89 cornerback out of 108 qualifying players.