Dawson Knox isn’t going anywhere.
The veteran tight end and the Buffalo Bills have agreed to a new deal that locks him in through 2028, securing one of the quiet cornerstones of Josh Allen’s offense for years to come.
Seven seasons in Buffalo. 229 catches. 27 touchdowns. Knox has never been the flashiest name on the roster, but he’s been *there* — dependable, physical, and clutch when it matters most. Among all tight ends since 2019, only six have more touchdown receptions. That’s not a coincidence. That’s a guy Allen trusts.
Last year was a reminder of what Knox brings to the table. He finished third on the team in receiving yards (417), tied for second in touchdowns (4), and was a key piece of a tight end room that ranked second in the entire NFL in receiving yards (1,210) and touchdowns (12). Alongside Pro Bowler Dalton Kincaid and rising second-year TE Jackson Hawes, Buffalo’s tight end corps has quietly become one of the league’s best.
GM Brandon Beane made the team’s position crystal clear back at the NFL Combine: *”We’d be crazy not to want a Dawson Knox back.”*
He wasn’t bluffing.
No. 88 is back in Buffalo. The band stays together.
