4 cuts for the Buffalo Bills to add more than $20 million in cap space

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A.J. Klein, Buffalo Bills (Mandatory Credit: Mark Konezny-USA TODAY Sports) /

A.J. Klein

Cap Savings: $5,176,471

Dead Cap: $400,000

Of the four players listed in this article, this is the one move that seems to have the greatest likelihood of happening this offseason. A.J. Klein was signed as a free agent in 2020 and is entering the final year of his current contract.

Over the past two seasons, Klein has primarily been a backup since Buffalo has a defensive scheme that is primarily in a nickel formation, with two linebackers on the field. He has made a few spot starts during that time and has played when the Bills play a more traditional 4-3 defense.

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In 2020, Klein was more involved with Matt Milano missing a majority of the season. However, this year, Milano remained healthy and Klein played only 29% of the defensive snaps. It would make sense for Buffalo to make this move as it creates over $5 million and releases a player who saw limited snaps.