Bills Trade Up for Igbinosun, Boosting Cornerback Depth

0:00It's April 25th. This is NFL News Today, AI-powered story shaping the season. Buffalo Bill stayed busy in the NFL draft, making their fourth trade of the first two rounds to snaggle Ohio State Cornerback, Davidson, Iqbino Sun, at the mains and sti-ed. Sixty-second overall pick. They sent the 66th and 182nd picks to the Denver Broncos to jump up just four spots back into Round 2. This adds depth to a Bill's secondary that needed cornerbacks heading into the offseason, especially after signing Nickelback D-Alford. Iqbino Sun, a 22-year-old standing 6'2 and weighing 195 pounds, brings physicality and earned a solid coverage. Great last year. Fans and analysts are mixed on the move, as it bolsters a room with starters, Christian Benford and Maxwell Hairston, plus Alfred and Dorian Strong. The Strong's injury opens a backup spot on the boundary, and this marks the fourth corner

1:00the Bill's drafted in three years. Concerns linger over Iqbino Sun's 30 college penalties, though he cut back last season. Other options, like Texas' Malik Muhammad, were available lower, and it echoes past issues with gravity corners like Kair Elam, who didn't pan out. Still, the Bill's keeps stacking talent at a key need, betting on his upsides to compete right away in a competitive depth chart.