The Buffalo Bills have agreed to terms with tight end Dawson Knox on a new three-year contract extension, per @TomPelissero of NFL Network. The deal ensures that the veteran tight end remains in Buffalo, continuing his long-standing partnership with the AFC East franchise.
Knox has been a vital component of the Buffalo Bills offense since he was drafted. During the 2025 season, he recorded 36 receptions for 417 yards and four touchdowns, proving his continued value as a reliable target for quarterback Josh Allen. His ability to produce in the red zone and his familiarity with the team's offensive scheme were likely key factors in the decision to finalize a new deal.
The three-year agreement comes as Knox continues to share the tight end room with Dalton Kincaid, giving Buffalo a formidable duo at the position. Since being selected in the third round of the 2019 NFL Draft out of Ole Miss, Knox has established himself as a leader in the locker room. This extension likely provides the Bills with some salary cap relief or stability as they look to build their roster for another championship run.
Specific financial terms of the contract have not yet been released by the team. Knox has spent his entire professional career in Buffalo and remains one of the most consistent pass-catchers on the roster.
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