Buffalo Bills cornerback Dorian Strong faces uncertain future due to injury
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jul 11, 2026, 4:13 PM
Last updated Jul 11, 2026
Dorian Strong, a cornerback for the Buffalo Bills, is recovering from neck surgery and is unlikely to play in 2026. The Bills waived him with an injury designation in June 2026 as a procedural step to move him to the Non-Football Injury list. Strong showed promise during his rookie season in 2025, starting in Week One before suffering a season-ending injury. His future in the league remains in question as he faces significant rehabilitation.
- •Dorian Strong had a successful start in the NFL but suffered a neck injury.
- •He underwent surgery in February and was waived in June.
- •Strong's 2026 cap hit is $611,339 under a four-year contract.
- •The potential for his return to play in the NFL is uncertain.
- 4:13 PMYahoo Sports — What does the long-term future hold for Dorian Strong?
"This 2025 sixth-round pick may be injured, but he’s still on the roster
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