Travis Clayton transitioned from lower-tier English rugby to being selected by the Buffalo Bills in the seventh round of the NFL draft as an offensive tackle prospect. His journey highlights the potential for British athletes to make significant strides in American football, despite the limited opportunities for tackle football in the U.K.

Travis Clayton was placed on injured reserve by the Bills, indicating a significant setback for the offensive line. Along with being sidelined, he is also designated to return, suggesting the team hopes to have him back during the season.

Travis Clayton, a former English rugby player, joined the Buffalo Bills after being drafted in the seventh round. At 6-foot-7 and 303 pounds, he is projected to play offensive line after learning about American football through the NFL's International Pathway Program.

Travis Clayton, a seventh-rounder from Basingstoke, England, signed his rookie contract with the Bills as part of the International Player Pathway Program.

Clayton, an English product from the International Pathway Program, brings elite size and athleticism to the Buffalo Bills. With a background in rugby and boxing, he adds depth to the team's lineup.