Bills sign former Dolphins starter in 11th defensive back move in a month
Kader Kohou started 38 games for Miami before missing the 2025 season with a torn ACL. Now the former AFC East rival is joining Buffalo.
Former Miami Dolphins cornerback Kader Kohou has been signed to the Buffalo Bills' practice squad, marking his eleventh defensive back move in a single month. The 27-year-old, standing at 5-foot-10 and weighing 197 pounds, joins a team that has been active in reshaping their defensive lineup. Kohou, who played 38 games over three seasons with Miami, suffered a torn ACL during their 2024 training camp and has not played a regular-season NFL game since.
He made his first NFL start against Buffalo in 2022, tallying six tackles in a 21-19 victory. Known for his coverage prowess, Kohou was sixth among NFL cornerbacks in yards allowed per coverage snap in 2024. Despite his knee injury ending his 2025 season prematurely, the Bills re-signed him to their practice squad before his release on November 2.
This flurry of defensive back activity comes as the Bills prepare to host the Minnesota Vikings in an upcoming Monday Night Football match.
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