Overview
- Newsweek reports the Bills are expected to go defense at No. 26 to strengthen the front seven, with Jason La Canfora citing executives who say the pass rush still lacks punch.
- Other analysts keep receiver in play despite the DJ Moore trade, and team insider Sal Capaccio notes a rookie wideout would offer top talent on a cheaper contract.
- Washington’s Denzel Boston is promoted as a fit for his 6-foot-4 frame and strong hands, though Buffalo may need to jump Cleveland at No. 24 to secure him.
- Pro Football Focus mocks Arizona State’s Jordyn Tyson to Buffalo at 26, and FanSided links Tennessee’s Chris Brazzell II while warning that his light build and press coverage issues are concerns.
- A first-round wideout stepping into the outside No. 1 role could squeeze Keon Coleman’s snaps, raising depth-chart stakes after the Moore trade and with no second-round pick to add help later.