Dantzler has become somewhat of a reclamation project over the last several months. Since being cut by the Vikings in March, Dantzler has made stops with the Commanders and Bills and now finds himself trying to catch on with the Texans. We’ll see if anything sticks this time, but the former third-round pick has had short stays in new places as of late. Last season with the Vikings, he allowed 39 receptions for 396 yards and two touchdowns on 50 targets in 10 games.

Dantzler, a former third-round draft pick, was claimed by Washington in March and waived in late May. The Vikings parted ways with him in March as a salary cap move. In three disappointing seasons with the Vikings, Dantzler had three interceptions. He'll join a Buffalo defense graded by Pro Football Focus as last year's tenth best coverage unit. 

He was claimed off waivers from the Vikings on March 13th and does not live to see June with Washington. The former third-rounder will likely draw interest on waivers on the last year of his rookie deal, as he did when Minnesota waived him earlier this year. If he doesn't get claimed, he'll likely resurface on a different depth chart. 

Dantzler was a recent cap casualty of the Vikings, as the third-year vet was waived to clear $2.7 million in cap space. The oft-injured defensive back started nine games for the Vikings last season before going down in Week 9 with an ankle injury. Still, the former third-round pick as turned in starting-caliber play when healthy, and could bolster the Commanders' secondary if he's able to stay on the field.