BUFFALO, N.Y. (WKBW) — The Bills will have tight end, Dawson Knox, on the roster for a little while longer.
The starting tight end agreed Wednesday on a four-year contract extension with the Bills.
Knox said he was excited about the new extension and the opportunity to continue to play for Buffalo.
"Just very thankful to the Pegulas and to Beane and just my agent for getting everything going," Knox said. "I mean, I love the city of Buffalo. It couldn't be a better football city. I fell in love with the fans, with just the culture here."
Knox's extension will run through the 2026 season and will place Knox as one of the top five highest-paid tight ends in the NFL.
During the 2021 season, Knox caught 49 passes for 9 touchdowns and 587 yards.
Knox is expected to sign the new extension after today's Bills practice.
