Bills, Chiefs Cut Multiple Players Ahead NFL Roster Deadline

As NFL teams approach the 53-man roster deadline, the Buffalo Bills have made several key cuts and signings signaling shifts in their defensive backfield and quarterback depth. Veteran cornerback Dane Jackson was released, potentially opening the door for injured starter Tre’Davious White to return for Week 1 despite recent leg concerns. The Bills also waived quarterback Shane Buechele, who had joined their practice squad after prior stints with the Kansas City Chiefs but has yet to appear in an NFL game. Additionally, Buffalo cut undrafted rookie cornerback Zy Alexander despite a strong preseason showing, indicating a competitive cornerback depth chart. To bolster their secondary ahead of the preseason finale, the Bills signed undrafted rookie cornerback Garnett Hollis after waiving safety Wande Owens due to injury. Meanwhile, the Kansas City Chiefs quietly made roster moves including waiving undrafted rookie wide receiver Hal Presley, who may land on their practice squad as they finalize their wide receiver corps.