The Buffalo Bills of the National Football League have offensive guard Cody Ford on their team. He is 1.93 meters tall and 149 kilograms in weight. He went to Pineville High School in Pineville (PHS). After graduating from high school, he played NCAA football for the University of Oklahoma’s Oklahoma Sooners team.
Before settling on the Oklahoma Sooners during his recruitment, Ford had already made a commitment to TCU. Ford missed all of the 2015 season but started Oklahoma’s first three games of 2016. Ford, an offensive lineman with a club that won the Joe Moore Award in 2018, was chosen for the third team of All Americans.
Ford declared that following the 2018 season, he would declare for the 2019 NFL Draft. According to NFL Draft expert Mel Kiper Jr., at the time of his declaration, he was the third guard available. He was chosen by the Buffalo Bills in the second round of the 2019 NFL Draft. He alternated between playing guard and tackle throughout his rookie season.
During the extra period of Buffalo’s Wild Card Round playoff loss to the Houston Texans, he was called for an illegal blindside block. The Bills were closing in on their goal. The controversial penalty contributed to Buffalo’s loss in the game. As soon as Ford was officially fined $28,075 by the NFL for the block, many Bills supporters stopped supporting the club.
How Much Does Cody Ford Make?
Cody Ford makes $1,876,660 as average annual salary per his four-year contract with the Buffalo Bills.