The Bills announced a pair of roster moves on Friday morning.
Bills sign CB D.J. Miller
The Buffalo Bills signed cornerback D.J. Miller to their roster.
Scoring Zone's Take
D.J. Miller's signing with Buffalo is a pure roster-construction move with zero fantasy relevance for your draft prep. He's a cornerback, a position that only matters in deep IDP formats, and even there, an offseason roster addition with no depth-chart context, snap-count projection, or role clarity gives you nothing actionable to price in.
For standard redraft, best ball, or IDP-lite leagues, there's no reason to add Miller to your draft board or watchlist based on this news alone. If your league happens to start defensive backs, keep him filed as a name to revisit once Buffalo's summer camp battles and preseason usage start to clarify whether he's competing for meaningful snaps in the secondary or ticketed for a depth/practice-squad type role. Right now there's nothing in the reporting about his contract terms, injury history, or expected role to suggest he's pushing into a starting job.
Bottom line: no action required. Don't spend a late-round pick or IDP roster spot on speculation here — this is a confidence-100% factual transaction with an impact score of zero, and that should be your treatment of it too. Revisit only if further Bills camp reporting indicates he's climbing the CB depth chart into three-down or nickel usage; until then, this is background noise for fantasy purposes.