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The Bills and Eagles Both Wanted Him, but Darius Slay Might Be Done with Football Altogether
Darius Slay, a 13-year veteran and six-time Pro Bowler, has not reported to the Bills and is considering retirement, putting Buffalo's secondary plans in uncertainty.
- On Dec. 4, 2025, the Buffalo Bills claimed veteran cornerback Darius Slay off waivers after the Pittsburgh Steelers waived him, but Slay informed the Bills he is contemplating retirement and will not report.
- To bolster its secondary for the stretch run, Buffalo made recent roster moves by adding veteran talent, including signing wide receiver Brandin Cooks days earlier.
- Slay, 34, is a six-time Pro Bowler with career totals of 28 interceptions and 655 tackles, logging 36 tackles, 3 passes defensed, and a fumble recovery in 10 games this season with the Pittsburgh Steelers.
- Buffalo retains Slay's rights for now and released Ja'Marcus Ingram to open a roster spot ahead of hosting the Cincinnati Bengals on Sunday.
- With only two cornerbacks who've played 100 or more coverage snaps, Buffalo may pursue veterans James Bradberry, Kendall Fuller and Stephon Gilmore amid a wild-card playoff path.
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Six-time Pro Bowl CB Darius Slay puts off reporting to Bills to focus on family, consider retirement
ORCHARD PARK, N.Y. (AP) — Six-time Pro Bowl cornerback Darius Slay has decided not to report to the Buffalo Bills for now to focus instead on his family and consider retirement after a 13-year NFL career, a blow to the…
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New York UpstateThe Bills and Eagles both wanted him, but Darius Slay might be done with football altogether
The veteran cornerback is taking time away from football after Buffalo and Philadelphia both put in claims for him following his release from Pittsburgh where he struggled this season.
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