Jake Fromm’s apology does little to help Bills rookie

Jake Fromm has not participated in a live practice as a Bills 2020 fifth round draft pick, but his hopes of making the team have already taken a hit. The former Georgia quarterback did himself no favors when he made it hard for his new teammates to give him instant love.

Fromm has already made his worst bullying mistake – which he did in the year before he was selected by the buffalo. He apologized on Thursday for using the phrase “elite white people” during a leaked text message conversation in 2019.

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“There is no excuse for the choice and sentimentality of that word,” read part of Fromm’s statement on Twitter. “I promise that I commit myself to being part of the solution in this country. … Again I am truly sorry for my words and actions and humbly apologize.”

Fromm was a successful three-year starter at his home-state school in Georgia, going 35-7 while pro makeup showing that he received the draft on Day 3 despite having limited arm strength and affirmations. Bill picked up a developmental talent behind third-year franchise QB Josh Allen to compete with Matt Barclay for No. 2 duty.