Bills' Draft Strategy: Wide Receiver & D-Line Depth

0:00On March 30th, Buffalo Bills just wrapped up free agency, so now GM Branden Bean turns his eyes to the 20-26 draft. They got 7 picks, including the number 26 overall in the first round, perfect for grabbing young talent to boost his revamp squad. Even after trading for DJ Moore and resigning Trent Sherfield, the wide receiver room could use another weapon for Josh Allen. This draft class is stacked there, with 17 receivers and PFF's top 100, from big targets like Denzel Boston, to speed demons like Skylar. Fell. Switching to a 3-4 defense under new coordinator, Jim Lee and Hard, means they need more D-line depth. Good news. 16-edge rushers and 9 defensive tackles sit in that top 100, guys like Auburn's Keldrick Falk or Ohio State's Caden. McDonald could fit right in. Dreambacker isn't as deep with just 8 in the top 100, but names like Texas Texas Jacob Rodriguez or Georgia C.J. Allen pop up in Mox. Recent signings like Sherfield for depth and Riley Dixon at center, by time without blocking

1:05big draft moves. Beans got options galore in these deep position groups, so expect the bills to load up and keep contending in the AFC East. That's the story for today, NFL News Today, driven by AI. I'm Corey with the story.