Bills Target Mid-Round Steals for Defense, Receivers

0:00On April 6th, as the 2026 NFL draft gets closer, the Buffalo Bills are deep in scout mode, targeting mid-round steels from rounds 3 on. They've hosted visits and workouts with seven intriguing prospects, mostly defensive linemen, safeties, corners, and a stack of wide receivers who could boost their roster without burning early picks. Take Oklahoma's Grayson Halton, a 6 foot 2, 292 pound defensive tackle with seven tackles for loss and 3.5 sacks. Last year he might slip to round 3, LSU Safety, AJ. Halsey, with 88 tackles and three picks, had a top 30 visit, while Texas corner Malik Muhammad brings 16 passes defense over his. Kareega, meanwhile, the Bills are hunting receiver help too, meeting Yukon's Skyler Bell at the combine. He torched it for 101 catches, 12, 178 yards, and 13 scores. Virginia Tech's Donovan Green averaged 18 yards per grab with 15 touchdowns and Oregon's speedy Malik Benson clocked a.

1:064.3, 7.40. Fans are buzzing because Buffalo lacks a second rounder, so these day two and three guys, like Navy's bench press beast, land in Robinson with 30. Reps in rising stock could fill gaps in the secondary and pass rush without overreaching. With draft boards shifting fast, keep eyes on these workouts. The Bills could snag versatile playmakers who turn into starters, reshaping that defense, and adding downfield threats just in time for training camp. From around the league, powered by AI, this is NFL News Today, I'm Corey with the story.