Ogunjobi’s six-game PED suspension hits Buffalo hard at the start, thinning interior depth and elevating the chance for younger players to step up, or for an external addition to shape the rotation early in the year.

Ogunjobi joins Hoecht on the reserve/suspended list with an 8-week return window. His presence would re-stabilize Bills’ interior line rotation, helping against both the run and interior pass rush as the season unfolds.

Ogunjobi arrives as an offseason addition but begins the year serving a six-game suspension for PED policy violations. His presence creates interior disruption when eligible, pairing with Phillips to stabilize a Bills front that aims to balance run defense with interior pressure as the season starts.

Larry Ogunjobi's signing adds depth and strength to the Bills' defensive line, enhancing their ability to stop the run and pressure quarterbacks. His experience will be crucial in playoff scenarios.

Larry Ogunjobi's addition is seen as critical for the Bills' defensive tackle position, providing both pass-rushing ability and run-stopping power.