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Per ESPN's Adam Caplan, the Buffalo Bills are hosting free agent defensive end Leger Douzable today.
Former #Jets Leger Douzable is visiting the #Bills today.
— Adam Caplan (@caplannfl) June 13, 2016
Douzable, 30, was an undrafted free agent pickup by the St. Louis Rams in 2009 and has spent time with four teams, including the last three seasons with the New York Jets. That, of course, means he spent two seasons playing in Rex Ryan's defense in New York. He's appeared in every game over the last three seasons, although he didn't earn a start until last season, after Rex had left town.
Douzable seems to have all the hallmarks of a reliable rotational player. He's appeared in 91 games, but only started nine of them, six of which came with the Jacksonville Jaguars in 2011. In six seasons he's amassed 67 tackles and five sacks, which are decent numbers for a 3-4 defensive end. The 6'4", 284-pound Douzable also has the body type to work all over the defensive line in Ryan's scheme.
Since the Bills are at the 90-player roster limit, someone would need to be released if they can come to an agreement with Douzable.