The Buffalo Bills are signing veteran edge rusher Leonard Floyd to a one-year deal in hopes of bolstering their pass-rushing unit. It continues the Bills’ trend of signing former Rams players, with Floyd being the fifth to land in Buffalo in the last two years.

The Buffalo Bills have brought Leonard Floyd and Von Miller back together, hoping for a Super Bowl result and a better pass rush.

Leonard Floyd, the former first-round pick has been good for 10.5, 9.5 and the aforementioned nine sacks in the last three years ... and of course, a Super Bowl win in L.A. And he's coming to the Bills.

Buffalo signed veteran edge rusher Leonard Floyd to a one-year deal on Monday morning, according to NFL Network’s Ian Rapoport. The 30-year-old spent the past three seasons with the Rams, winning Super Bowl LVI alongside Miller and starting all 50 games during his time in Los Angeles.

Leonard Floyd, Taylor Rapp and Damien Harris are among the under-the-radar signings keeping the Bills top-tier and the cap under control.

Former Los Angeles Rams linebacker Leonard Floyd and the Buffalo Bills agreed to a one-year contract in free agency, a source told UPI on Monday morning.