Jordan Poyer signs with Buffalo Bills again to boost veteran depth in defence

Jordan Poyer is coming back to Buffalo. On August 27, 2025, the Bills signed him again but this time to their practice squad. Jordan Poyer is 34 years old and played for the Bills from 2017 to 2023 after being picked in 2013 by Philadelphia.

Last year, he played one season with the Miami Dolphins before Buffalo let him go in March 2024.

Jordan Poyer signs back with Buffalo Bills on August 27, 2025

Jordan Poyer has signed with the Buffalo Bills’ practice squad as of August 27, 2025. He was one of the best defenders in the league and a key leader in the Bills’ defense during his time here. In seven seasons before, he had four seasons with at least 100 tackles and 22 interceptions.

The Bills had to cut down to a 53-man roster on Tuesday, keeping younger safeties like Taylor Rapp, Damar Hamlin, and Cole Bishop but they still want help at the safety position.

Poyer’s return brings experience and can help guide the younger players behind the scenes.

Jordan Poyer’s veteran role with Buffalo Bills defence

Jordan Poyer is joining the practice squad, which means he may not play right away but he gives the team a strong veteran presence.Also Read: Taylor Swift Vs Cristiano Ronaldo: Whose Engagement Ring Has Higher ValueHe may help coach up Cole Bishop or Jordan Hancock if they start in games. Coaches may even elevate him to the active roster if needed. The Bills also recently signed returning veteran defensive tackle Jordan Phillips to their practice squad, following a pattern of adding familiar faces.This move keeps options open as they get ready for the regular season, in just a few days, the Bills will open their 2025 campaign, and they still need a stable partner for safety Taylor Rapp.