Bills' Draft Dilemmas: CB, ILB, LG Needs

0:00It's March 25th, NFL News Today starts now, AI powered and game ready. I'm Cory with the story. With NFL free agency winding down, the Buffalo Bills face three big roster questions heading into the 2026 draft, now just one month away. They still need help at cornerback, inside linebacker, and left guard after not making moves there yet. At cornerback, second year player Maxwell Harrison looks set to start opposite Christian Benford. He was their top pick last year, but a knee injury limited him to 348 snaps, with early promise fading into covered struggles. Later on, the Bills haven't signed a solid backup or competitor, much like they waited on a corner before the 2025 draft. Meanwhile, inside linebacker raises doubts around Torell Bernard, who's locked into a long-term deal with a hefty $19.5 million, deadcap hit if cut. He's hurt his 2025 play, especially against the run, and at 224 pounds, he might not fit

1:01the new scheme's need. For bigger, block shedding types perfectly. Left guard stays the biggest offensive line question after losing David Edward's replacement options. They passed on matching an offer sheet for tackle, Ryan Van Damark, freeing a spot, and recently hosted free agent Austin Corbett, who can play guard, or center, but hasn't started there lately. As training cam nears, these spots could define the Bills push for a Super Bowl run, with the draft offering key chances to add competition and depth.