Dawson Knox Returns, Bringing Consistency to Bills

On this March 20th, here's what's making headlines for the NFL. Buffalo Bill's fans thought they might have lost tight-end

Dawson Knox for good, but some smart contract tweaks changed that. Now he's locked in to return for the

2026 season, keeping that familiar red, white, and blue on his jersey. Knox has been steady over the years,

averaging four touchdowns per season, and he hit exactly that mark in 2025. His yards per year usually

land around 449, and last year he posted 417, right in line with his norm. Yards per catch stay close to

his career 11.8 average at 11.6. Fans know Knox as a reliable piece without the flash. He's not

a lead or a liability, just a solid contributor who helps quarterback Josh Allen with targets and

opens up the field for others. Two spots stood out for improvement last season. His catch rate jumped

to 73.5% near his best ever, and for the first time, he played in every single game. While Knox

is in a game changer, he brings blocking, consistency, and good vibes to the locker room, making him a

player worth cheering for as the bills billed ahead.