Bills Draft Davison Igbinosun for Cornerback Depth

0:00It's April 25th. This is NFL News Today, AI-powered stories shaping the season. The Buffalo Bills grabbed Ohio State Cornerback, Davis and Igbeno's son, with a 60-second overall pick on Friday 9th. General manager Brandon Bean jumped right into why this move matters, calling corner's premium spots that demand top pay and constant death. Last season showed the Bills exactly why, cycling through a bunch of cornerbacks just to make the playoffs. Some stepped up big in ways nobody saw coming, proving you need numbers to handle the grind. Igbeno's son stands 6 feet 2, weighs 189 pounds, and lit up for Ohio State's defense, which topped national stats. He racked up 52 tackles, 8 pass breakups, and didn't allow a single touchdown in coverage all year. Bean made it clear they're not done, saying if another solid corner pops up on day 2, they'll pounce to build that safety net against the lead, offenses. This draft strategy locks in competition at a spot that can make or break prime time

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