Wynn signed a two-year, $2.2 million contract with the Bills on Saturday, Joe Buscaglia of WGR 550 AM reports. Wynn served as a backup behind Mario Williams and Jerry Hughes last season, a role he'll fill once again in 2015 after the club re-signed Hughes on a five-year deal earlier in the week. In 11 games, Wynn recorded 17 tackles and two sacks.

Wynn (knee) is inactive for Sunday's matchup against the Packers. The absence of Wynn -- who has 14 combined tackles and one sack on the season -- likely hurts the Bills' pass rush depth more than any prospective fantasy owners.

Free agent DE Jarius Wynn is visiting the Bills on Tuesday. Wynn, 28 in August, made 11 tackles and registered two sacks across 369 defensive snaps for the Cowboys and Chargers last season. He has 8.5 career sacks through six seasons Wynn would compete for a spot on the 53-man roster.

Cowboys signed DE Jarius Wynn. RB Davin Meggett was signed to the practice squad. Wynn provides insurance along the defensive line with DE DeMarcus Ware (quad) expected to miss at least one game. Wynn appeared in five games for the Chargers this season, making one sack.

Chargers signed DE Jarius Wynn to a one-year contract. Released by the Packers at final cuts last season, Wynn ended up appearing in seven games for the Titans, notching six tackles. He'll look to latch on as a situational pass rusher in San Diego.

Titans signed DE Jarius Wynn.

The Titans are interested in signing free agent DE Jarius Wynn. Wynn was released by the Packers after failing to beat out Philip Merling for the backup defensive end job. The Titans are considering adding Wynn as a strict reserve and situational pass rusher.

Packers released DE Jarius Wynn and FB Jon Hoesel.

Packers DE Jarius Wynn has battled a mild case of Bell's Palsy for the past two weeks. Bell's Palsy causes paralysis or weakness in one side of the face, coming on suddenly before correcting itself in a matter of weeks. Thanks to an antibiotic, a light steroid, and a dark visor on his helmet, Wynn is back to full participation in practice this week.

Packers DE Jarius Wynn has been labeled the "unsung hero" for his two drive-killing sacks against the Bears in Week 3. Lining up opposite dominant left end Ryan Pickett, Wynn has severely outplayed C.J. Wilson through three games. Wynn and Picket are ranked second and third among 3-4 defensive ends in Pro Football Focus' run defense rankings early this season.