Bills Release Veterans, Free Up Cap Space

0:00With the NFL today, March 6th, the Buffalo Bills made some big moves on Friday, releasing four veteran players to free up salary cap space. They cut safety, Taylor Rapp, cornerbacks Dane Jackson and Taran Johnson, and wide receiver Curtis Samuel. Those releases cleared about $12 million as they gear up for next week. Taylor Rapp had started the first six games of the 2025 season before a knee injury sideline to him. For three years with the Bills, he racked up 158 tackles, three interceptions, a forced fumble, and a fumble recovery in, 36 games. Dane Jackson was back with the Bills after Stintz elsewhere. He played his first four seasons here, spent one year with the Panthers, and returned for just three games this time around before the cut. Fans and analysts see this as a clear push to reshape the roster. The Cabrelief gives the team flexibility for trades or signings, especially on defense where depth has been an issue. Meanwhile, the Bills front office stays quiet on next steps, but expect more roster tweaks

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