The Buffalo Bills have issued several significant contracts to their offensive linemen over the years, and now they have one more to add to the list. The Bills have agreed to terms with starting right guard O’Cyrus Torrence on a new deal that extends his contract through 2030, according to a league source who spoke on condition of anonymity Friday because the deal had not been officially announced.Torrence has played every game and started all but one since the Bills drafted him with the 59th pick in 2023. He joins right tackle Spencer Brown and center Connor McGovern as the team’s most recent long-term offensive line deals. Brown is signed through 2028, while McGovern, whom the Bills re-signed this offseason, is under contract through 2029.Torrence, who turned 26 in January, arrived in Buffalo in 2023 as the Bills’ second-round pick. He became the team’s starter to begin his rookie season after a brief competition in the summer, and has since been one of the most dependable and available players on the roster.Through his first three seasons, Torrence has taken 3,801 out of a possible 3,812 snaps in games he started. The only game he did not start during his three years came in Week 18 of the 2024 season, in which Torrence and the rest of the starting offensive linemen were given the week off to rest before the playoffs. Torrence helped the Bills’ offensive line pull off the rare feat of blocking for an MVP quarterback one season and the NFL’s rushing leader the next.