The Buffalo Bills have signed former Kansas City Chiefs outside linebacker Mike Danna to a one-year contract, per @AdamSchefter.
The 28-year-old Mike Danna joins the Bills after a productive four-year tenure in Kansas City, where he served as a key contributor to their recent championship runs. Known for his high motor and versatility on the edge, Danna has proven to be a reliable defender against both the run and the pass. His addition provides the Buffalo Bills with much-needed veteran depth along the defensive front as they look to maintain their status as contenders in the AFC.
During his time with the Chiefs, Danna appeared in 59 regular-season games and recorded 17 total sacks. His 2023 season was a career-best, as he started 16 games and tallied 6.5 sacks and 50 total tackles. By securing Danna on a one-year deal, the Bills add a proven winner to a rotation that already features Von Miller and Greg Rousseau.
The financial terms of the agreement have not yet been disclosed. Danna's arrival marks another strategic move by the Buffalo front office to solidify the defense ahead of the upcoming season.
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