Mike White, a former Dallas teammate and current practice squad quarterback for the Bills, has observed a noticeable change in Cooper's demeanor since joining Buffalo. He noted that Cooper appears to be enjoying himself more, engaging in playful interactions and exhibiting a lighter spirit compared to his time in Dallas, where he was more reserved. This shift reflects the Bills' culture, which fosters a more relaxed and enjoyable environment for players.

Mike White has been signed to the 53-man roster to serve as the backup quarterback for the upcoming game. This move ensures that he will be available to support the team, particularly as Josh Allen is expected to be relieved by Mitch Trubisky shortly after the game begins.

Mike White was signed to the active roster on Friday after the Bills released linebacker Nicholas Morrow. This move allows the Bills to have White as their third-string quarterback without using one of their limited practice squad elevations, providing them with additional depth at the quarterback position as they prepare for their game against the Patriots.

Mike White has been signed to the Bills' 53-man roster after spending the entire season on their practice squad. With the Bills clinching the No. 2 seed in the AFC playoffs, Coach McDermott is looking to give White some playing time in the upcoming game against the Patriots, while resting the starting quarterback.

Mike White has been elevated from the practice squad to the active roster, serving as a backup quarterback for the Bills in their Week 18 game against the Patriots. Previously, he had been on the practice squad throughout the season and had two gameday elevations. White has experience as a starter from his time with the Jets, where he faced the Bills twice, including a game that ended in injury due to a hit from Matt Milano. Over his career, he has thrown for 2,219 yards and nine touchdowns with 13 interceptions.