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Ex-Chiefs DB signs with Bills in Week 9 ahead of NFL trade deadline

The Buffalo Bills signed former Kansas City Chiefs defensive back Kader Kohou to their practice squad on Wednesday, November 5.

Kohou — who was released by the Chiefs earlier this month — played collegiately for the East Texas A&M Lions and began his professional career with the Miami Dolphins as a free agent after the 2022 NFL Draft.

Now competing in his fifth season in the NFL, Kohou is an experienced defender who might be able to play a role in Buffalo's defense if injuries force the Bills to get creative with their secondary.

News of Kohou's signing with Buffalo was first reported by veteran insider Aaron Wilson in a post to his official Twitter account:

Though Kohou probably won't be expected to take the field for the Bills' Week 9 matchup against the Minnesota Vikings on 'Monday Night Football,' fans should monitor his status in the second half of the 2026 NFL regular season to see if the ex-Chief earns playing time in Buffalo.

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