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Bills release defensive tackle Star Lotulelei

Mar 18, 2022 at 12:44 PM

Chris Jenkins

Senior Director of Content

Star Lotulelei (98). Buffalo Bills vs Carolina Panthers at Highmark Stadium, December 19, 2021. Photo by Ben Green

The Bills have released defensive tackle Star Lotulelei.

Lotulelei played in 43 regular season games while making 40 starts for the team since 2018. He totaled 5.0 sacks, one interception and 53 tackles as a staple in the interior of the defensive line.

He will enter his ninth NFL season in 2022.

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