The Buffalo Bills have released former Georgia Bulldogs defensive lineman Zion Logue ahead of the 2026 NFL season. Buffalo released Logue ahead of the roster cut deadline. Logue recorded a pair of tackles and no sacks this preseason.
This offseason, Buffalo signed Logue to a reserves/futures contract. 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. Back 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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