The Buffalo Bills signed cornerback Kader Kohou to their practice squad Thursday, adding a former Miami Dolphins starter who has not played in an NFL game since the end of the 2024 season.
Kohou, 27, began the 2026 season on the Kansas City Chiefs' practice squad and was released one day after their Week 8 loss to Denver, the Bills reported.
The 5-foot-10, 197-pound cornerback began his NFL career with Miami in 2022. He appeared in 47 games, including 38 starts, and recorded three interceptions, 28 passes defended and 180 tackles with the Dolphins.
His final contract year in Miami ended before the regular season began. Kohou tore his ACL during training camp in 2025 and missed the entire season.
Buffalo's practice squad had an opening after cornerback Te'Cory Couch was called up to the active roster before the team's Week 8 win over Baltimore. Kohou fills that practice squad spot.
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