Buffalo Bills Target Safety A.J. Haulcy for Long-Term Security

0:00It's March 25. This is NFL News Today, driven by AI following the league in real time. The Buffalo Bills are scouting safety prospects for the long-term, with LSU defensive back AJ. Housey emerging as a key target ahead of the 2026 NFL Draft. They recently signed CJ. Gardener Johnson to handle short-term needs in the secondary, but the team wants a reliable partner for young safety, Cole Bishop down the road. Housey, a six-foot, 215-pound defender, impressed in college with 88 tackles, three interceptions, and strong ball skills. During his senior year at LSU, after transferring from Houston, he's versatile, too, lining up a free safety in the box and even a nickel corner, plus he contributed on special teams, which could earn him early. Snaps behind veterans like Geno Stone. As the Bills build under new defensive coordinator, Jim Leonhard, grabbing Halsey in the second of third round might secure their safety spot for, years letting Bishop play to his strengths