Bills' Draft Night 2: High Stakes at 35

0:00On April 24th, the Buffalo Bills went trade crazy on night one of the 2026 NFL draft, swapping picks left and right, but landing zero, selections. Now as the second and third rounds hit Friday night, they're up first at the 35th overall spot, third pick in the second round. They've got holes everywhere on defense linebackers, corners, safeties, edge rushers, plus a need for a big wide receiver to boost the passing game. Plenty of high upside players slip past round one, giving Buffalo real options to build fast. Fans are buzzing about how depleted the linebacker room is, and grabbing a Heisman level tackler could change that vibe quick. Same for the secondary, where a top rank corner or a slide happy safety might lock things down without much drama. Stand out still on the board include a six foot four receiver from Washington who could stretch the field, a playmaking edge from Missouri to pressure. Thunderbacks and studs like a Tennessee corner ranked best available by ESPN.

1:03No guarantees they last till 35 though. With trades always in play, keep eyes on Buffalo. They can reshape the roster tonight and set up a defensive turnaround for next season. This has been NFL News Today, powered by AI.