Bills center Mitch Morse didn’t do much during the team’s offseason program because of a pair of surgeries, but he’s on track for a fuller plate once the team gets to training camp.
Morse injured his elbow early in the 2022 season and said doctors told him he could put off surgery on his ulnar collateral ligament because his role doesn’t require throwing the ball. The ankle injury occurred later in the season and Morse had surgery because it “just didn’t get better” after resting this offseason.
Morse said the result of the ankle surgery was “very nice” and that he thinks he had a productive offseason despite mostly being an observer.
“I think so,” Morse said, via Ryan O’Halloran of the Buffalo News. “You don’t like seeing people do your job. As good as it is to get the opportunity to rest your body, it is nice to get physical reps at times. Some of the best offseasons I’ve gotten in regard to conceptually understanding [the offense] have been when I’ve been out with an injury.”
Morse said he was fully cleared for last week’s minicamp and he should be set for a full workload at camp later this summer.