Bills' Draft Plans: Wide Receiver & Linebacker in Focus

0:00It's April 9th. Welcome to NFL News Today, powered by AI and ready for kickoff. ESPN drops some intel that might spill the Buffalo Bills' plans for the 2026 NFL draft, zeroing in on two big needs, wide receiver and linebacker. Even after trading for DJ Moore, the Bills aren't closing the door on grabbing a top receiver early. General manager Brandon Bean made it clear, they're still open to it if the board falls right, giving them flexibility across the roster. Fans and analysts are buzzing because the team lacks depth that receiver, despite the move, and linebacker feels like a glaring hole too. Josh Allen could benefit big time for more weapons to spread the field. One name popping up for linebacker is Josiah Trotter out of Missouri, a high upside guy who could lock down the middle long term. The Bills traded their second round pick, so they're weighing options carefully. With the draft weeks away, keeping eye on how Buffalo maneuvers could be a game changer for their push in the AFC.