Overview
- The Bills signed Kader Kohou to their practice squad on Thursday after creating a spot by promoting Te’Cory Couch and releasing C.J. Gardner‑Johnson.
- Buffalo made the move to address injury-driven shortages in its secondary and to have an experienced option available for elevation to the active roster if needed.
- Kohou is a five-year NFL veteran who went undrafted out of Texas A&M‑Commerce, started for the Miami Dolphins from 2022–2024, and missed the 2025 season with a torn ACL.
- He signed with the Kansas City Chiefs in the 2026 offseason, was placed on their practice squad after final cuts, and was released by Kansas City on November 2 before joining the Bills.
- The signing highlights routine in-season roster churn in the NFL and gives Kohou a chance to prove his speed and health in practice while the Bills shore up short-term depth.