Pass rusher Bradley Chubb reached agreement on a three-year, $43.5 million deal worth up to $52.5 million that includes $29 million guaranteed with the Buffalo Bills, agent Erik Burkhardt told ESPN's Adam Schefter.
The Dolphins officially released Chubb on Wednesday, clearing him to sign with Miami's AFC East division rival.
Chubb is the latest veteran pass rusher brought in by the Bills, who signed Joey Bosa last year to try to improve their pass rush. Bosa, who is a free agent, had five sacks for the Bills last season.
Chubb had a team-high 8.5 sacks for Miami in 2025, playing all 17 games. He was a team captain and won the local media's "Good Guy" award for his consistent availability and professionalism with the press.
The Dolphins sent a first-round pick to the Denver Broncos in 2022 in exchange for Chubb and immediately signed him to a five-year, $110 million extension. He posted his second double-digit-sack season with 11 in 2023 but suffered a significant injury in his right knee in Week 17, which included a torn ACL, meniscus and patellar tendon.
Although his 10.5% pressure rate in 2025 was the third highest of his career, he was double-teamed on a career-high 23.1% of his pass rushes, which contributed to his career-low 7.8% pass rush win rate. He also represented a $31 million cap hit in 2026, turns 30 years old in June and has torn his ACL in both knees during his eight-year NFL career.
Drafted fifth by the Broncos in 2018, Chubb has 48 career sacks.
ESPN's Marcel Louis-Jacques contributed to this report.
