Bills' Draft Strategy: Trade Down for Day 2 Picks

0:00On April 7th, the 2026 NFL draft is just under three weeks out, and all eyes are on the Buffalo Bills holding the 26 pick. Speculation is heating up that they could trade down from there, grabbing extra selections in a deep class full of talent. Teams like the Arizona Cardinals, Miami Dolphins, New York Jets, and Pittsburgh Steelers might push to move up for Alabama quarterback Ty Simpson, the second rank QB in this draft. That puts Bills GM Brandon Bean in a strong spot to deal if the demand spikes. Fans know the Bills traded their second round pick, number 60, to land wide receiver DJ Moore, leaving a big gap before their third rounder at, 91. That makes trading down smart to stock up on day two picks and fill roster holes. With needs at wide receiver, defensive tackle and defensive end, plus future spots at safety and offensive guard on expiring deals, extra mid-round. Fans would help build depth without reaching too far. This draft's depth means the Bills could even slide back from pick 91 later, snagging fourth

1:04or fifth-round gems to develop young talent for. The Long Hall Football news, powered by AI, this is NFL News Today, I'm Corey with the story.