Bills' 2026 Draft: Edge Rushers, Receivers, & Depth

0:00On April 22nd, Buffalo Bills got seven picks lined up for this weekend's 2026 NFL draft, sitting at number 26 overall in the first round, then rounds three through seven, skipping the second. They're targeting players who fit their rebuild under new head coach Joe Brady and defensive coordinator Jim Leonhard, focusing on pass rush, receivers and depth across the board. First round spotlights on, Cassius Howe, that edge rusher from Texas A&M, who was a chaos machine with a top tier pass rush grade last year. They added Bradley Chubb already, but need more heat up front for Leonhard's aggressive scheme. Sliding to round three, Chris Brazil, the second from Louisville, stands out. A six foot four speed demon who blazed the 4.3740 The combine, perfect to pair with DJ Moore, and key pace in the AFC. Meanwhile, in round four, TCU Safety Bud Clark brings ball-hawking skills with four picks last season, setting up a long-term duo with Cole Bishop. Round five could see another horn frog and

1:05linebacker Caleb Elarms, or who visited Buffalo as they eye replacements for aging bets like Matt Milano. Deeper in today three, Navy's Landon Robinson, a strong athletic defensive tackle, impressed at a private workout. They love his leadership too. Rapping with a seventh round flyer on Kansas quarterback Jaland Daniels, an athletic backup prospect to groom behind Josh Allen. Draft days here, so watch how these targets shake out. Bills could trade around, but these fits scream immediate impact for that 2026 push. Stay locked in with NFL news today. AI Powered Updates