Bills Sign Chubb, Boosting Edge Rush

0:00It's March 28th. This is NFL News Today, powered by AI tracking teams, players, and standings. The Buffalo Bills just signed Edge Russia Bradley Chubb to a 3-year deal worth $43.5 million. The 29-year-old former number 5 overall pick brings serious past-rest juice when he's healthy, but injuries have sidelined him before, including missing full seasons after ACL tears with the Broncos and Dolphins. Earlier this year, Chubb bounced back big, playing all 17 games for Miami without missing a start. He put up 8.5 sacks, outpacing Buffalo's leader Greg Russo, who had 7. Bills' general manager Brandon Bean called out the durability knocks, but praised Chubb's full season and his work against Buffalo twice last year, including sacking Josh Allen and causing headaches in a November 9th loss. Five tackle Dion Dawkins, who blocked Chubb up close in that game, is all in on the move. He highlighted Chubb's on-field talent, off-field character, and how he fits Buffalo's win

1:02now push. Now with Chubb practicing against them instead of game days, the Bills Edge gets deeper and meaner, setting up Allen and the offense for cleaner, pockets ahead.