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Quintayvious Hutchins: Buffalo Bills' Potential Draft Steal

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Quintayvious Hutchins, a senior edge rusher from Boston College, could be a valuable addition to the Buffalo Bills defense. Standing at six foot three and weighing two hundred thirty-three pounds, Hutchins excels at setting the edge and rushing the passer. Despite his smaller frame, hes quick and reliable in tackling. With the Bills holding seven picks in the 2026 NFL draft, including two in the fifth round, Hutchins could be a potential hidden gem if he performs well in workouts.

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Quintayvious Hutchins: Buffalo Bills' Potential Draft Steal

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NFL News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!Quintayvious Hutchins: Buffalo Bills' Potential Draft Steal. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

On April 22nd, Buffalo Bill's fans keep an eye on Boston College ed rusher Quinte Vius Hutchins heading into the 2026 NFL draft. This senior stands about 6 foot 3, weighs 233 pounds, and he's 23 years old. The Bill's sit at the 26 overall pick in the first round, giving general manager Brandon Bean some real options to build the defense. The team traded away their second rounder for DJ Moore, but they've got 7 picks total, including two in the fifth round. That set of means they could target Hutchins later if he slides, adding speed and disruption up front, where Buffalo needs it most. Hutchins shines a setting the edge, bending his hips to drive through blockers and mixing past rush moves like a nasty spin counter. He's quit chasing ball carriers and wraps up tackles reliably, but his smaller frame gets pushed around by bigger linemen, especially longer tackles. In 10 games last season, he posted 15 solo tackles, 35 combined, three and a half tackles for loss, and two sacks plus

one pass. Defended. Over his career in 43 games, that's 30 solo tackles, 72 combined, nine tackles for loss, and five and a half sacks with a 68.2 pf grade. Draft experts pack him as a sixth round guy right now, but if he blows up in workouts, he could climb into Buffalo's range and become that hidden gem, reshaping their past rush for years. Stay locked in with NFL news today, AI-powered updates. I'm Cory with the story.

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