Bobby

Hart

He’ll be good to go against the Steelers. Los Angeles did rule out T Bobby Hart, so they’ll be using yet another new offensive line combination in Week 10. We’ll see if Pittsburgh is able to exploit Joe Alt’s absence the way that the Commanders were in Week 5.

Becton’s continued participation is a positive, but it would be great to see him upgrade to full participation on Friday. Chargers backup OT Bobby Hart (knee/ankle) remains sidelined, unfortunately. That Chargers’ offensive line is in rough shape, though the team has effectively navigated offensive tackle issues in the past. Stay tuned.

Becton missed Week 9 due to a knee issue. He has a lengthy injury history and is a key piece for the Chargers’ banged up offensive line. Fellow OL Bobby Hart (knee/ankle) did not practice on Wednesday as the Chargers are reeling from Joe Alt’s season-ending ankle injury. Justin Herbert and company will need Becton and Hart to log practices the rest of the week to have a chance of playing in Week 10.

Yes, that’s right, Bobby Hart was in an NFL training camp this year. He hasn’t started a game since 2021 and hasn’t been active for an NFL game since 2022. But here he was in Commanders camp. The team also released (they refused to designate between waived and released in their announcement): RB Kazmeir Allen, LB Kam Arnold, DT Ricky Barber, WR Ja’Corey Brooks, TE Lawrence Cager, WR River Cracraft, DT Carl Davis, DT Sheldon Day, C Michael Deiter, RB Demetric Felton, DE Clelin Ferrell, CB Antonio Hamilton Sr., QB Sam Hartman, DE Andre Jones Jr., WR Jacoby Jones, DE Jalyn Holmes, DE T.J. Maguranyanga, WR Tay Martin, S Rob McDaniel, G Timothy McKay, WR Chris Moore, S Ben Nikkel, WR K.J. Osborn, CB Bobby Price, LB Duke Riley, T Foster Sarell, TE Cole Turner, CB Car’lin Vigers and S Daryl Worley.

Hart’s absence in Sunday’s Week 3 game against the Dolphins doesn’t change much for the Bills. Hart is the backup to LG Roger Saffold, who was not mentioned on the team’s injury report Wednesday. He has appeared on 19 offensive snaps through two weeks.

After the game between the Titans and Bills ended, Hart approached an unnamed Titans coach, confronted him and punched him in the face by the end zone near the tunnel. It’s unclear what led to this, but it seems emotions were riding high after the Bills dismantled to Titans 41-7. Hart will be eligible to return September 26.

After starting 13 games for the Bengals in 2020, Hart signed with the Bills last offseason. He didn’t make their final roster and bounced around practice squads and active rosters throughout the season. This included appearing in three games for the Titans, one of which was a start at left tackle. He ended the year by making a brief appearance for the Bills in Week 16. Strictly a backup, Hart will be fighting for a roster spot in training camp.

Buffalo signed Hart four days after the Titans released the veteran. Tennessee signed Hart in October as a temporarily fill-in for Taylor Lewan, who went down to injury in Week 6. Bills OL Spencer Brown this week was placed on the reserve/COVID-19 list. Pro Football Focus grades Buffalo’s offensive line as the 13th worst pass blocking unit this year.

Hart was signed after left tackle Taylor Lewan went down in Week 6. Lewan returned last week making Hart expendable. With 67 career starts to his name, Hart should land on a practice squad at some points this year.

Hart, 27, give the Titans some experienced depth after LT Taylor Lewan went down in Week 6. Hart has made 79 career appearances, mainly as a right tackle, starting 66 contests across six seasons with the Giants and Bengals.