Durant Drafted Last, Local Talent Shines

0:00It's April 26th. This is NFL News Today, driven by AI following the league in real time. Zayn Durant, the Penn State defensive tackle from Lake Nona, finally heard his name called in the NFL Draft as the Buffalo Bills 100, 81st overall pick, the very last selection in the 5th round. Earlier this week, projections had him going anywhere from the 3rd to 5th rounds, but he waited 3 full days at his family's party in Kasimi. Before getting that call from Bills GM Brandon Bean, a new head coach Joe Brady, meanwhile, another central floor to stand out, Reggie Virgil from Outdoor Christian Academy playing at Texas Tech, went earlier in the 5th round at, number 143 to the Arizona Cardinals. Durant stayed cool through the weight, knowing his 6 foot 1-290 pound frame might be seen as undersized, but he trusted his tape and work ethic would shine through no frustration, just patience for a shot. Now he's packing up in State College, Pennsylvania, heading to Buffalo with fire in his eyes for

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