Bills release Zion Logue as part of roster cuts ahead of deadline

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Last updated Aug 30, 2026

Bills release Zion Logue as part of roster cuts ahead of deadline
Summary

The Buffalo Bills released defensive lineman Zion Logue as part of roster cuts ahead of the 2026 deadline. Logue, originally drafted by the Atlanta Falcons, had a brief stint with Buffalo after being signed from their practice squad mid-season. He posted limited stats in the preseason, with two tackles and no sacks. This move comes as the Bills aim to enhance their defensive lineup, also cutting former Georgia receiver Mecole Hardman. There is potential for Logue to join the Bills' practice squad, keeping him available for future call-ups during the season.

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  • Bills cut Zion Logue along with 12 other players ahead of deadline.
  • Logue registered two tackles with zero sacks during the preseason.
  • Originally drafted by the Falcons, he has struggled to find a permanent role.
  • Potential opportunity exists for Logue to join the Bills' practice squad.
  • Team aims to improve production on the defensive front.
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Former Falcons pick Zion Logue was cut by Buffalo ahead of the 2026 deadline. See the stats and what this means for the roster.

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