After three months without a team, former Jaguars' WR Gabe Davis might be getting a new gig as early as this week. But where?

After Tuesday's practice, Buffalo Bills quarterback Josh Allen addressed the team's preseason struggles and the possible return of former teammate Gabe Davis. The Bills quarterback was asked about his thoughts on a potential reunion and if he knew the team was bringing him in.

Jacksonville parted ways with the 26-year-old Davis earlier this year, one season into a three-year, $39 million contract. Davis recorded 20 catches for 239 yards and two touchdowns in 10 games for the Jaguars before suffering a left knee injury.

It certainly wouldn't hurt for the Buffalo Bills to add a veteran wide receiver before the start of the season and the team is reportedly considering it

The Pittsburgh Steelers could have some competition for Gabe Davis. Davis will come to the UPMC Rooney Sports Complex on Tuesday before heading to the Buffalo Bills, his former team, on Wednesday. According to Gerry Dulac of the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, Davis will be in Pittsburgh for a medical check related to his knee injury from last year.

ORCHARD PARK — The Buffalo Bills are reportedly considering a reunion with wide receiver Gabe Davis. Davis was scheduled to visit the Pittsburgh Steelers Aug. 19, his second visit with them, and depending on what happens there, his next stop could be to Buffalo.

With the Bills currently utilizing a committee approach with their receiving corps, Buffalo may actually be the best landing spot for him to reassert himself as a reliable pass-catcher.

Former Jacksonville Jaguars' wide receiver Gabe Davis is meeting with the Pittsburgh Steelers and the Buffalo Bills this week, according to Jordan Schultz. Earlier this offseason, it was reported that Davis had met with the New York Giants and the San Francisco 49ers as well.