Lee Hunter: Buffalo Bills' Draft Target

0:00It's April 21st. This is NFL News Today, Powered by AI, Your Grid Iron Update. I'm Cory with the Story. Texas Tech defensive tackle Lee Hunters turning heads as a prime target for the Buffalo Bills heading into the 2026 NFL Draft. At six feet three and a half inches tall, and 318 pounds, this almost 24-year-old senior brings serious size to the table. The Bills sit at the 26 overall pick and have seven selections total, skipping the second round, but doubling up in the fifth. Earlier this week, Hunter wrapped up a pre-draft visit with Buffalo, putting him squarely on their radar. General manager Brandon Bean in the front office love his options with that draft capital, especially after trading away their second rounder for DJ Moore. Fans and scouts are buzzing about his run-stopping chops. He holds up against double teams, keeps gap integrity, and unleashes violent upper body power to shed blocks. At six foot nine wingspan and NFL ready base, make him a nightmare of front.

1:02On the flip side, he sometimes rises too high, lacks pass rush variety, and needs better pursuit speed with those stiff hips limiting lateral moves. Still, his 2025 stats pop, 41 tackles, 10 and a half tackles for loss, 2 and a half sacks, and a forced fumble over 14. Games. He's got 172 tackles and solid PFF grades around 76 to 80. With round two draft stock, Hunter could slide right into Buffalo's plans if they maneuver smart. Keep an eye on this big man reshaping their D-line future.