Nicholas Morrow is returning to Buffalo, signing with the Bills, according to ESPN’s Alaina Getzenberg. He will rejoin the team’s active roster.
Morrow spent most of this season with the Bills but was released earlier this month. After going unclaimed on waivers, he was reportedly scheduled to fly to Green Bay for a workout with the Packers. However, the Bills reached out, and Morrow decided to return to Buffalo.
The veteran linebacker joined the Bills this offseason after starting 29 games with the Bears and Eagles between 2022 and 2023. In Buffalo, Morrow primarily played on special teams, logging 182 special teams snaps, one of the highest totals on the team, while only participating in 44 defensive snaps over 11 games.
With several key linebackers injured—Matt Milano (groin), Dorian Williams (elbow), and Baylon Spector (calf)—Terrel Bernard is currently the only healthy linebacker. Morrow could see an expanded defensive role during his second stint with the Bills.
