Bills Draft Defensive Star at 26

On March 31st, Buffalo Bills just beefed up their interior offensive line, signing Vets

Austin Corbett and Lloyd Kushenberry, both with starting reps, under their belts.

They locked in Center Conor McGovern to a 4-year, 52-million-dollar deal before free agency even

popped off in March. This crews look in solid up front now. Earlier this week, they traded for

a wide-out DJ Moore from the Bears, flipping a second-round pick and grabbing a fifth in return.

They also inked safeties, CJ Gardner Johnson and Geno Stone, plus Edgeman Bradley Chubb

after his dolphins release. That's most needs checked off, leaving just defensive line and line

backer on the board. Fans are buzzing about the pattern here. GM Brandon Bean loves signaling

a spots handled in free agency, then drafting it high anyway. Remember trading up for corner,

Kair Elam, despite Dane Jackson holding it down? Or doubling down on the D-line with Gregory

Russo and Boogie Basham after minimal free agent's clashes. Now with no big moves at defensive line

or line backer, an edge still shaky post. Chubb signing, especially with injuries like Michael Hokes.

Achilles, the vibe points to a front-7 stud at pick 26. Wide receiver and safety feel

penciled in, not etched in stone. History says, Bill's mafia should eye those defensive

prospects heavy as the 2026 draft nears could be Russo round two all over again.

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