Knox Stays in Buffalo
The Buffalo Bills re-signed tight end Dawson Knox to reduce his cap hit 2026 NFL free agency Day 2 recap: Crosby trade collapses, biggest signings - CBS Sports. He had 36 catches last season.
Knox's contract extension will provide the Bills with much-needed cap relief as they navigate free agency. This move demonstrates the Bills' commitment to retaining key players and maintaining roster continuity. The reworked deal lowers Knox's cap hit, giving the Bills more financial flexibility to address other needs on the team. Buffalo can now pursue additional free agents or allocate funds to potential contract extensions for other players. Knox has been a reliable target in the Bills' offense since being drafted in 2019. His presence provides quarterback Josh Allen with a familiar and trusted option in the passing game.
