The Buffalo Bills made a big call ahead of the 2026 NFL season roster cut deadline, letting go of defensive lineman Zion Logue. This isn’t just a minor move, it’s a clear signal from Buffalo as they finalize their roster for the upcoming season.
Logue’s Rollercoaster With Buffalo
Logue, a former Georgia Bulldog, started his NFL journey as a sixth-round pick for the Atlanta Falcons in the 2024 NFL draft. But his time in Atlanta was short-lived, with the Bills signing him off the Falcons’ practice squad during that same 2024 season. As a rookie in 2024, he played in two games for Buffalo, recording a pair of tackles. Last season, in 2025, Logue appeared in three games, grabbing 0.5 sacks, two tackles, and one pass defended. He signed a reserves/futures contract with the Bills this offseason, hoping to make a bigger impact. This preseason, Logue posted two tackles but zero sacks, which apparently wasn’t enough to secure a spot on the 53-man roster. He is a candidate to land back on the Bills’ practice squad.
Super Bowl Hero Also Axed
Logue was one of 13 players the Bills released as they trimmed their squad. The surprising part? Another player let go was former Georgia receiver Mecole Hardman. Remember him? Hardman scored the winning touchdown in Super Bowl 58! Talk about a shocker. It just goes to show you how ruthless these roster cuts can be. With the regular season right around the corner, Buffalo is clearly serious about getting their final squad set for game one.
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Originally reported by Yahoo Sports.
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