The Buffalo Bills have bolstered their cornerback position by signing Cameron Dantzler, formerly of the Minnesota Vikings.
Dantzler became available after being released by the Vikings as a salary cap move and subsequently waived by the Washington Commanders.
We’ve signed CB Cameron Dantzler to a one-year deal and released CB Kyler McMichael. #BillsMafia pic.twitter.com/zV46HZ4Wp2
— Buffalo Bills (@BuffaloBills) June 7, 2023
Despite a somewhat underwhelming performance during his three seasons with the Vikings, where he recorded just three interceptions, Dantzler now has the opportunity to revitalize his career with the Bills.
The Bills, known for their strong defense, particularly in coverage, have made a strategic move to further solidify their defensive backfield. With Pro Football Focus ranking their coverage unit as the tenth-best in the league last year, the addition of Dantzler is expected to enhance their already formidable defense.
Bills signed former Vikings’ CB Cameron Dantzler to a one-year deal.
— Adam Schefter (@AdamSchefter) June 7, 2023
Dantzler brings valuable experience to the Bills, having started 26 games during his time with the Vikings. His signing provides much-needed depth to the cornerback position, addressing the team's concerns regarding depth issues due to injuries in recent seasons.
On the flip side, the Bills made a corresponding move by releasing cornerback Kyler McMichael, who had joined the team as an undrafted rookie and spent time on the practice squad. This move highlights the team's confidence in Dantzler's abilities and their belief that he can contribute significantly to their defensive success.
Over his three-year career, the 24-year-old has amassed 149 total tackles, three forced fumbles, two fumble recoveries, three interceptions, and 17 passes defended across 35 games played.
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