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MARCH 12
Bills sign OLB Bradley Chubb
The Bills made a defensive splash in free agency, signing outside linebacker Bradley Chubb to a three-year deal.
Chubb, 29, is coming off an 8.5 sack season with the Miami Dolphins, also recording 47 tackles, 20 quarterback hits and two forced fumbles. Since coming into the league in 2017 as the fifth overall pick, Chubb has recorded 48 career sacks, 112 QB hits, 53 TFL and 15 forced fumbles.
Chubb has made two Pro Bowls (2020, 2022) during his time in the NFL, originally beginning his career with the Denver Broncos as the fifth overall pick in the 2018 draft.
MARCH 11
Bills officially acquire wide receiver DJ Moore from Bears via trade
The Buffalo Bills have landed an instant-impact wide receiver for quarterback Josh Allen, acquiring DJ Moore from the Chicago Bears. The trade is now official as the new league year begins.
The finalized trade includes Moore and Chicago's 2026 fifth round draft (pick No. 165) going to Buffalo in exchange for Buffalo's 2026 second round pick (No. 60 overall).
Bills trade CB Taron Johnson to Las Vegas Raiders in pick swap
The Buffalo Bills have acquired the Las Vegas Raiders' 2026 sixth round draft in exchange for cornerback Taron Johnson and a 2026 seventh round pick. The deal is now official with the start of the new league year.
MARCH 10
Bills re-sign center Connor McGovern
The Bills announced that they re-signed center Connor McGovern on a four-year deal. He was scheduled to be an unrestricted free agent entering the 2026 league year.
McGovern, 28, came to Buffalo in 2023 and started in all 49 games he played in for the Bills through the 2025 regular season as well as each playoff matchup. Over his three-year career in Buffalo, he logged 3,134 snaps on offense, averaging roughly 96.67 of the Bills' total snaps.
Bills and TE Dawson Knox agree to terms on new contract
The Bills and Dawson Knox have agreed to terms on a new contract that will keep the veteran tight end in Buffalo through 2028.
Knox has recorded 229 catches for 2,694 yards and 27 touchdowns in seven seasons in Buffalo. In 2025, Knox had his best season since 2022, ranking third on the team in receiving yards (417), tied for second in TDs (4) and fourth in targets (49).
Knox helped form a trio of tight ends for Buffalo which also includes Pro Bowl TE Dalton Kincaid and second-year TE Jackson Hawes. Buffalo ranked second among all teams in reception yards by tight ends (1,210) and touchdowns (12).
