Zion Logue

Career StatsD-

Year	Team	GP	Sacks	Tkl	TFL
Career		5	0.5	4	—
2025		3	0.5	2	0
2024		2	0.0	2	0

Updated Mar 18, 2026

Current Contract

Contract Value Index (CVI)

The Bills secured excellent value by locking up Zion Logue at just $1.1M AAV over two years, earning a B+ CVI that reflects shrewd roster management in today's inflated market. Buffalo is paying rotational player money for rotational player production, which represents the sweet spot of NFL contract efficiency — getting exactly what you're paying for without the premium that comes with overpaying for upside or desperation. The complete lack of guaranteed money gives the Bills maximum flexibility, essentially making this a series of one-year prove-it deals where Logue must earn his roster spot annually through performance and availability. At defensive tackle, where depth is crucial and injury attrition is high, securing a reliable rotational piece at below-market rates allows Buffalo to allocate resources elsewhere while maintaining the defensive line depth that coordinator Leslie Frazier values. This B+ CVI represents the kind of under-the-radar move that championship teams make — not flashy, but fundamentally sound roster building that maximizes every salary cap dollar.

Performance Analysis

Zion Logue grades as a depth piece among NFL defensive tackles — a below-average player at the position. His strongest area is sack production at 0.17 (below the NFL average of 0.21), ranking as below average for the position. Tackling, at 0.67 compared to an NFL average of 2.30, is where he falls short relative to the position. Limited games played (5 career) reduces confidence in this grade.