
Jordan Van Den Berg: Buffalo Bills' Potential Draft Pick
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Jordan Van Den Berg, a 63, 310 lbs defensive tackle from Georgia Tech, is a potential NFL draft pick for the Buffalo Bills at pick 26. With an elite Relative Athletic Score of 10, hes praised for his quick first step, power against double teams, and NFL-ready frame. However, he needs to improve his pass rush moves and hand usage. In 2025, he had 50 solo tackles, 93 combined, 20 tackles for loss, and 6.5 sacks. His draft stock suggests Day Three, so the Bills may need to trade up to secure him.
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0:00On April 20, Georgia Tech defensive tackle Jordan Van Den Berg is turning heads as a potential target for the Buffalo Bills in the 2026 NFL Draft. At 6 foot 3 and 310 pounds, this 24-year-old senior boasts elite athleticism with a perfect 10 out of 10 relative. Athletic score, one of the best for defensive tackle since 1987. The Bills sit at pick number 26 in the first round right now, with seven total selections across the draft. They traded away their second rounder for DJ. More, with a double up in the fifth round, giving general manager Brandon Bean some flexibility to build the lines. Scouts love his quick first step off the line, power against double teams, and flexibility that fits the NFL mold perfectly. On the flip side, he needs to sharpen his past rush moves, use his hands more often, and his age as a rookie could be a slight knock. In 13 games last season, he racked up 22 solo tackles, 44 combined, 11 tackles for
1:01loss, and three sacks. Over his career in 54 games, that's 50 solo tackles, 93 combined, 20 tackles for loss, and 6 and a half sacks, with a 73.9 PFF grade in 2025. His consensus draft stock points to day three, so if the Bills want to snag this athletic beast to bolster the D-line, they'll need to move smart as. The board shakes out, come draft time. Stay locked in with NFL news today. AI-powered updates. I'm Corey, with the story.
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