Bills Trade, Draft Key Players on Day Three

0:00On April 25, the Buffalo Bills kicked off Day 3 of the 2026 NFL Draft by trading their first Round 4 pick. They let the Raiders jump from No. 101 to No. 102, sliding back to No. 102 themselves, and snagging A-A. 2027 7th Rounder in the Deal. Right away they grabbed Boston College Offensive Tackle Jew Bowery to fill a swing tackle spot. Earlier, the Bills added Clemson Ed rusher TJ Parker at No. 35 from the Titans and Ohio State Cornerback, Davidson Igbino Sun at No. 62 from the Broncos. Then in Round 4, they kept building with Yukon Wide Receiver Scholar Bell at No. 125 and TCU Linebacker Caleb Alarms or at No. 126. Fans and analysts are buzzing about these picks hitting key needs. Bowery steps in after Ryan Van DeMarc left in Free Agency, bringing 21 starts at left tackle. Bell adds speed to the receivers with 7100 yard games last year, while Alarms or brings

1:05Linebacker depth behind a thin group like Terrell, Bernard and Dorian Williams. Grazer coming in hot too. Bowery and Bell both snag A-Marts for value and athleticism. Bell posted a 9.82 relative athletic score and a 4.40. 40 yard dash. Alarms or gets a V-plus for his 4.47 speed and 40 ends vertical from the combine. The Bills still have Round 5 picks at 167 from the Texans, 1068 and a 7th at 220 from. The Jets. Solid Date 3 moves, keeping Buffalo stacked for the long haul. This has been NFL News Today, powered by AI. I'm Corey with the story.