Jackson's Bills Tenure on the Line After Draft Moves

0:00On April 26, Landon Jackson, the Buffalo Bill's third round pick from 2025, is feeling the heat after their 2026 draft. Moves. A knee injury sidelined him after week 10 of his rookie year, and now second round pass rusher, TJ Parker is pushing him toward a position switch. Side. Inside, General Manager Brandon Beans filled the details in his post-draft presser, saying they bulked Jackson up to fit new defensive coordinator Jim. Leon Hart's multiple front scheme. If it doesn't click, his bill's tenure could end quick. Jackson's first year was rough, even before the injury. He suited up for just three games, logging 16% of defensive snaps, and 18% on special teams, with zero tackles or sacks to. Show for it. Meanwhile, the bill's other defensive tackle picks from that draft, shown brighter. Diohn Walker had a monster rookie season, and TJ Sanders flash potential, leaving Jackson in the dust. Parker, a Clemson product, saw his college sacks drop to 5 in 2025, but his past rush grade held strong.

1:05Buffalo traded up to grab him, setting up a clear edge rusher battle that could seal Jackson's fate come training camp.