Bills' 2026 Draft: Patching Holes, Building Depth

0:00It's April 23rd. This is NFL News Today, driven by AI following the league in real time. The Buffalo Bills are heading into the 2026 NFL Draft with seven picks, starting around one pick 26, then mostly day three gems, at picks 91, 126, and beyond. After six straight playoff runs without a deep finish, their laser focused on patching defensive holes, especially pass rush after ranking 20th. In sacks last year, no top 10 picks since 2019 means their hunting value late in the first, banking on late round steals to build depth. With Josh Allen slinging it, they need more weapons too, eyeing high upside receivers if one slides. Fans and analysts see this as, make or break for contending harder, since solid options exist, but no true WR stars shine yet. Impact hits home stronger defense could flip close losses into wins, stabilizing coverage across the board. According to sporting news mock Drafter Vinnie Iyer, they snag Texas A&M Edge, cashiest

1:03howl at 26, Yukon wide out Skyler Bell in round three. Then load up on Notre Dame's Billy Schrauff for the line, Washington corner Ephesians Prysock, and more defensive help like Texas Tech DT Skyler, Gill Howard. Draft kicks off Thursday April 23rd at APM Eastern, so Bills nation stays locked in as these moves shape their shot at finally breaking through.