#BillsDraft

The Bills made a number of moves throughout the 2026 NFL Draft, which left Bills fans scratching their head.

The Bills' first pick of the 2026 draft is in a position to succeed immediately with his new team.

The youthful Bills are entering a reset year under a new head coach and with a new defensive coordinator in 2026.

The Bills made two handfuls of picks over the final two days of the selection process and there is plenty to analyze.

Brandon Beane discussed the Bills' decision to bring in second-rounders T.J. Parker and Davison Igbinosun, two players who are likely backups in 2026.

The Bills made five selections between Rounds 5 and 7 of the NFL Draft, many of which could compete for immediate playing time.

The Bills drafted a fourth-round pass catcher with an exciting skill set to add to a growing group.

The Bills found a few quality prospects late in the draft, but their work early on left a lot to be desired.

The Bills' selected their third defensive back of this year's draft with the team's eighth overall pick.

From Si RSS Feed: Instant Grade for Bills After Drafting Penn State Defensive Tackle Zane Durant in Round 5

From Si RSS Feed: Immediate Grade for Bills Drafting South Carolina Defensive Back Jalon Kilgore in Fifth Round

From Si RSS Feed: Instant Grade After Bills Draft Wide Receiver Skyler Bell in Fourth Round

From Si RSS Feed: Immediate Grade on Bills Drafting Offensive Lineman Jude Bowry After Trading Back on Day 3

The Buffalo BIlls have six picks to make on Saturday at the NFL Draft, and a number of targets are still available.

From Si RSS Feed: T.J. Parker's 74.5 PFF Grade and Sackless Streak Should Worry Fans as Bills Reset Draft Board

The Bills made a questionable move to advance their position and select a player out of the blue in Round 2.

The Bills finally made a pick at No. 35 overall in the second round to address a position of significant need.