Bills Draft Crushes, Super Bowl Hopes High

0:00On April 28, Buffalo Bill's fans walked out on the first round after some tradebacks, but the team still crushed the 2026 NFL draft, with smart picks that fit real needs. They grabbed Clemson defensive in TJ Parker early, then GM Brandon Bean nailed the middle rounds with TCU linebacker Caleb Alarms, OR, and Yukon. Wide receiver Skyler Bell back-to-back in Round 4. Those moves, plus free agency signings, like safeties, CJ Gardner Johnson and Geno Stone, and trading for wide receiver DJ. More, boosted their roster big time, now they've got better past defense and Josh Allen's top target since the fond digs left. Bleacher report ranks them 5th overall post draft, a solid spot that shows their talent depth. Still, fans are mixed frustrated by no superstar, but praising the practical fixes amid coaching changes. The big worry, two AFC teams sit ahead, including division foes, New England at 3rd, and the Broncos at 4th, who ended Buffalo's

1:00run last playoffs. That keeps the pressure on for another tough east battle. Only two rookie head coaches ever won a Super Bowl, Don McCafferty in 1970, and George Seifert in 1989. So Joe Brady's got. Massive shoes to fill if Buffalo chases that ring this year.