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Bills Snag T.J. Parker at 35, Boost Draft Picks

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Buffalo Bills make a strategic move in the NFL draft, selecting Clemson linebacker T.J. Parker at pick number thirty-five. Parkers impressive college stats and versatility in the new three-four defense scheme have fans and analysts excited. General manager Brandon Beanes savvy trades have also boosted the teams draft picks, setting them up for a strong offensive and defensive season under new coordinators Joe Brady and Jim Leonhard.

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Bills Snag T.J. Parker at 35, Boost Draft Picks

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NFL News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!Bills Snag T.J. Parker at 35, Boost Draft Picks. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

It's April 24th, from breaking news to Sunday matchups. This is NFL News Today, powered by AI. The Buffalo Bills jumped into the draft at pick number 35, snagging Clemson Linebacker TJ Parker after sitting out the first round with three smart trays on Thursday. Parker stands six feet three inches and weighs 263 pounds, shifting from defensive line to outside linebacker to fit the Bills. New 3-4 defense scheme this season. As an analyst are buzzing about his college tape, where he racked up 41 and a half tackles for loss, 21 and a half sex, and six forced fumbles across 39 games, peaking with the monster sophomore year. General manager Brandon Bean flipped the script by trading down those three times, boosting their picks from seven to nine total with five now in. The top 126 spots after dealing a second rounder for receiver DJ Moore. That stockpile helps Buffalo retool fast under new offensive coordinator Joe Brady and

defensive coordinator Jim Lee and Hard. Keeping them in the hunt as they gear up for pick number 66 later today.

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