The Buffalo Bills have released former Georgia Bulldogs defensive lineman Zion Logue ahead of the 2026 NFL season. Buffalo released Logue one day before the roster cut deadline. Logue recorded a pair of tackles and no sacks this preseason.
Buffalo signed Logue to a reserves/futures contract during the offseason. Logue is a candidate to land on the Bills' practice squad.
Last season, Logue appeared in three games with the Bills. He posted 1/2 sack, two tackles and a pass defended.
The Bills signed Logue off the Atlanta Falcons' practice squad during the 2024 NFL season. The Falcons originally drafted Logue in the sixth-round of the 2024 NFL Draft. As a rookie in 2024, Logue had a similar role in Buffalo. He appeared in two games for the Bills and recorded a pair of tackles.
Logue was one of 13 players Buffalo released ahead of the roster cut deadline. The Bills also released former Georgia receiver Mecole Hardman , who scored the winning touchdown in Super Bowl 58.
Bills release Zion Logue
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