Former Miami Dolphins linebacker Bradley Chubb has agreed to a three-year, $43.5 million contract with the Buffalo Bills, according to his agent Erik Burkhardt. The deal could reach $52.5 million with incentives and includes $29 million guaranteed. Chubb, who turns 30 in June, was released by Miami on Wednesday, making him eligible to sign with their AFC East rival.

Chubb recorded a team-high 8.5 sacks for the Dolphins in 2025 while playing all 17 games. The former fifth overall pick in 2018 has battled significant injuries throughout his career, including torn ACLs in both knees. His 2025 season saw a career-high 23.1% double-team rate and a career-low 7.8% pass rush win rate, though his 10.5% pressure rate remained impressive.

The Dolphins acquired Chubb in 2022, sending a first-round pick to Denver and signing him to a five-year, $110 million extension. After two seasons with Miami, the team decided to move on despite his leadership qualities and professionalism, which earned him the local media's 'Good Guy' award.