Deaderick was cut by the Bills Friday, BuffaloBills.com reports.

EDGE Analysis

Deaderick has bounced around and failed to stick anywhere during his NFL career. He was looking for a spot as a depth lineman but didn't do enough to make the 53-man roster.

Saints signed DT Brandon Deaderick to a one-year contract. Deaderick is entering his age-27 season and is coming off a nine-tackle campaign for the Jaguars. He'll compete for a spot along a line that's brimming with talent.

The Saints worked out free agent DT Brandon Deaderick. Deaderick, 27 in August, made nine tackles across 13 appearances for the Jaguars as a reserve last season. He spent the previous three seasons with the Patriots, registering 45 tackles and five sacks in 34 games. Deaderick is a run-stuffer.

Chiefs worked out free agent DT Brandon Deaderick Wednesday.

Jaguars placed DT Brandon Deaderick on injured reserve with a dislocated elbow, ending his season. A flurry of I.R. moves will be made this week that are essentially meaningless, as teams out of playoff contention simply use injured reserve as a means of clearing roster spots for youngsters to get on the field in Week 17. To take Deaderick's place on the roster, the Jaguars signed DT Kyle Love.

Jaguars DL Brandon Deaderick (elbow) won't play Week 17. Deaderick dislocated his elbow in Sunday's loss to the Titans. The reserve finishes with nine tackles and a half-sack in 13 games this season.

Jaguars claimed DL Brandon Deaderick off waivers from the Patriots.

Patriots waived DL Brandon Deaderick.

Patriots activated DE Brandon Deaderick (shoulder) from the PUP list. A seventh-round pick a year ago, Deaderick came on late in the season, tallying two sacks in 10 games while playing well in New England's Divisional Round loss to the Jets. He should be used as a rotational pass rusher.

Patriots placed DE Brandon Deaderick (shoulder) on the reserve/PUP list. He'll be eligible to return in Week 8 against the Steelers. A seventh-round pick last year, Deaderick was productive in parts of 10 games, tallying 10 tackles and two sacks. Although he wasn't believed to have a roster spot sewn up heading into camp, he now seems likely to stick with the Pats all season as long as he gets healthy.