Bills Stock Up in Draft, Experts Divided

0:00It's April 26th. This is NFL News Today, your AI-powered source for everything in FL. The Buffalo Bills got active in the NFL Draft, with General Manager Brandon Bean trading back from the first round to stock up on picks. They grabbed Ed Drusher T.J. Parker from Clemson at pick 35 in Round 2, cornerbacked Davidson Igbino Sun from Ohio State at pick 62, and then loaded up in Round 4 with offensive tackle Jude Bowery, wide receiver Skyler Bell, and linebacker Caleb Alarms, or later rounds brought more depth on defense and special teams. Bean stuck to his usual script, hammering defense early while adding pieces across the roster. He moved back multiple times for extra flexibility, avoiding big splashes up top, but building for the long game after firing coach Sean McDermott, experts split on the hall. Sports illustrated hit them with a D-plus, saying Bean acted like the roster was already stacked and lacked fire. ESPN gave a B-minus, loving the trades, and Bell's fit next to Khalil Shakir.

1:03NFL.com handed out an A, praising Igbino Sun's discipline, bowry as a gar prospect, and alarms or is hitting power in the middle rounds. USA Today went B-plus, calling Parker a potential steal, opposite Bradley Chubb, and noting solid need-filling overall. In the end, the Bills beefed up depth without fireworks, setting up Josh Allen's crew for a Super Bowl push. We'll see how it translates once pads crack.