Cashius Howell: Bills' Dream NFL Draft Pick

0:00It's April 23rd, from breaking news to Sunday matchups. This is NFL News Today, powered by AI. Tonight's NFL Draft has Buffalo Bills fans buzzing as they hold Pick 26. The dream scenario floating around is snagging Texas A&M edge rusher, Cassius Howe, a twitchy pass rush specialist who's lighting up scowl boards, despite some nox on his measurements. That main gripe? His arms clocking at just over 30 inches, shorter than most elite edges, and no one succeeded at that length since 1999. But Howe flips the script with raw explosion, nasty bend, and a bag of moves like his signature ghost rush that leaves tackles twisted. He's no fluke on tape either, 11 and a half sacks, 41 pressures, and a 19.9% win rate in the brutal SEC last year, matching his prior season behind top talents. His 45940 yard dash and elite 8.11 relative athletic score screen game changer. Under new defensive coordinator Jim Lee and Hard's attacking three-four scheme, Howe slots

1:04perfect as a third edge behind Bradley Chubb and Greg. Russo, developing against the run while unleashing chaos on pass downs, may be even sliding Russo inside for max pressure without blitzing. With depth thin post, Michael Hulk's Achilles setback, he floods a real gap. Make sure him channeling Nick Bonito. The Bronco star once doubted for similar traits, but now a sack machine. Experts like Daniel Jeremiah say smart teams ignore the arm noise for this motor. If Howe's there at 26, builds GM Brandon Bean grabs the upside and builds a nightmare front for quarterback citywide.