Bills' Draft Strategy: Double Down on Corners?

0:00It's April 9th, this is NFL News, today AI-powered stories from around the league. I'm Cory with the story. Buffalo Bills got some defensive gaps after the first month of free agency, mainly at Corner Back where a trade-dabious white used to play. General manager Brandon Bean grabbed a slot corner and two better in safeties, but that third spot stays empty. Fox Sports analyst Nick Wright says they should double up on corners in the first round of the draft for back-to-back years, mocking Clemson Corner. Having on Tarell to Buffalo, at pick number 26, he points out they just took Maxwell Hairston last year and keep swinging for the fences there. Fans and experts see the need with new defensive coordinator Jim Lee and Hart, loving nickel packages in this past heavy league. It's been over 30 years since the Bills used first.