Bills' Draft Steal: T.J. Parker Boosts Pass Rush

0:00On April 24th, the Buffalo Bills jumped into the NFL draft with a solid second-round steal at Pick 35 overall, snagging TJ Parker in Edge, Russia from Clemson. They got that spot from a trade with Tennessee, and early grades are calling it an A-plus move to boost their pass rush after another early playoff, Fade. They traded out of the first round smartly, stocking up to 9 total picks for the weekend as of April 24th. Two head coach Joe Brady is shaking things up, but GM Brandon Bean is still calling the shots up front. Fans are buzzing about how this fits their roster, especially after landing DJ Moore in the offseason to fix that wide receiver hole they kept, patching year after year. Parker's speed off the edge compared nasty with their existing D-line talent. Later rounds brought more ammo, a third-rounder at 66 from Tennessee, fourth-round picks at 101, 125 and 1, 126, fifths at 167 and 168, a sixth at 182 from the Jets and a seventh

1:02at, 220. Buffalo's building dip without swinging for the fences early, setting up Brady Squad to grind back toward contention next season. You've been listening to NFL News today, AI-powered football coverage.