Bills' Back-to-Back Picks: Kilgore's Emotional Draft

0:00It's April 25th. This is NFL News Today, driven by AI following the league in real time. The Buffalo Bills turn heads at the NFL Draft with back-to-back picks, not once, but twice on Saturday. First, at picks 125 and 126, they grab wide receiver Skyler Bell and linebacker Caleb Alarms or to boost. Their offense and defense. They almost did it again at 167 and 168, selecting safety, Jelanne Kilgore from South Carolina before trading. Down from 168 to the Lions, Kilgore earned second team all SEC honors playing both safety and linebacker for the gamecocks, bringing that college versatility straight to Buffalo. The ESPN broadcast caught a heartfelt moment with Kilgore hugging his family and tears, pure emotion after the call. Analysts like Lewis Riddick noted he just needs to channel his raw athleticism into steady plays on the field. With a 4.4 second 40 yard dash and a 37-inch vertical leap from the combine, Kilgore's

1:05got the tools to shine if he stays. Consistent. Bills still have more picks left, stacking their roster for the long haul.