The Buffalo Bills announced the signing of seventh-round offensive lineman Kyle Calloway.

Financial terms were not disclosed, but the Bills sign their mid-to-late round draft choices to four-year deals. Undrafted rookie cornerback Stephan Virgil (Virginia Tech) was waived to fit Calloway on the 80-man roster.

A 6-6, 323-pound offensive tackle from the University of Iowa, Calloway was a three-year starter for the Hawkeyes, earning honorable mention All-Big Ten honors after the last two seasons.

Calloway played right tackle for the majority of his college career, serving as a bookend tackle with Green Bay Packers first-round pick Bryan Bulaga. Calloway did make starts at left tackle and right guard, as well.