Bills' Nose Tackle Need in NFL Draft

0:00On April 22nd, the 2026 NFL Draft kicks off live from Pittsburgh on Thursday, April 23rd, and the Buffalo Bills have a clear top. Need? A nose tackle to anchor their line. New defensive coordinator, Jim Leonhard, is flipping the script to a 3-4 scheme. And right now, Ed Oliver plays 3-technique, TJ Sanders. Isn't a pure nose, and Dione Walker is the main guy up front, but they crave more death and a starter option. Analysts see Clemson defensive tackle Peter Woods as the ideal plug-and-play fit, built like Oliver and Sanders with top five buzz from last season, ready to rotate early and grow into a beast. Buffalo could also swing a trade for a wide receiver, Keon Coleman, to boost the offense, while holding picks like Round 1, No. 26, Round. 3, No. 91, Round 4, No. 126, and a few in Round 5 through 7. Watch how the Bills stack that deline this weekend. It could raise their whole unit's game and set them up for a run.

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