Beane's Draft Steals: Bills Grab Offensive Threats

0:00On April 25, Buffalo Bills GM Brandon Bean caught Flack after the first night of the 2026 NFL draft. He made three trays to slide back from Pick 26 all the way to 35 without grabbing anyone early. Denny Snag, Clemson Edge rusher, TJ Parker at 35, and Ohio State Cornerback, Davidson Igbenosun at 62. Solid choices, but no splash, and it kept the trend of skipping offense going. Last shifted Saturday in Round 4. Bean started with Boston College offensive tackle Jude Bowery on their first pick there. Smart move after losing a guy up front, but still pretty safe. Critics were quieting down quick though, with the next two picks. Fans lit up when he took Connecticut wide receiver Skyler Bell at 125. Right after grabbing TCU linebacker Caleb E. Lambs, or at 1. 26. These filled huge holes. Bell pushes the receiver room with his deep speed, and alarms or brings those bone rattling

1:00tackles. Bell averaged over 17 yards a catch last year with 13 touchdowns, and he blazed the 4.440 at the combine. E. Lambs, or just balled out with 130 tackles, 11 for loss, and 4 sacks, prime day three gems that could start soon. Bells got three picks left, 5167, 5168, and 7 220. Beans on a roll now, so watch him hunt more steals before these draft wraps. I'm Cory with the story, and you've been listening to NFL News today, AI-powered football coverage.