Bills OL Alec Anderson loves a good training camp fight, and he was the first one to the pile after rookie LB Kaleb Elarms-Orr knocked down TE Dalton Kincaid today.
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Bills DT Deone Walker said he tweaked his elbow. He hopes to get a fitted brace on it and to be back on the field Thursday.
First day (well, half day) of pads at Bills training camp is done. In my observations: -Why Hoecht looks impressive & what it could mean for the 53-man roster -One DL absence shows some more of the depth chart -A few unheralded eye-catchers & more 🔗: www.nytimes.com/athletic/748...
It's been a minute! So let's dive right back in. My pre-training camp Bills 53-man roster projection, in what is shaping up to give the Bills a handful of tough calls and decision points. 🔗: www.nytimes.com/athletic/747...
The Bills now have a new-look depth chart with their 10 draft picks. How do things look with their 2026 class? I took a position-by-position look, analyzing some of the upcoming battles & Qs the Bills will see in the spring & summer. Free to read here: www.nytimes.com/athletic/723...
At pick No. 239, the Bills have selected punter (!) Tommy Doman from Florida. Friends, the #Puntapalooza is upon us.
At pick No. 220, the Bills have selected CB Toriano Pride Jr. from Missouri
At pick No. 181, the Bills have selected Penn State DT Zane Durant
At pick No. 167, the Bills selected S/NCB Jalon Kilgore from South Carolina
The Bills selected one of my three favorite ILB fits for them in the pre-draft process by taking Kaleb Elarms-Orr out of TCU. My instant analysis on the Bills' pick at No. 126: www.nytimes.com/athletic/liv...
Kaleb Elarms-Orr provides Bills with ILB help
The Bills desperately needed to add an inside linebacker in this year's draft, given the state of their depth chart and a switch in scheme, and they found one who suits their defense perfectly in TCU'...
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The Bills added an intriguing WR to round out their room in 2026. Here's my instant analysis on the Skyler Bell pick and where he fits in for Buffalo. www.nytimes.com/athletic/liv...
Bills round out WR room with Skyler Bell
Although the Bills declined to add a receiver with one of their first two selections, they invested a late fourth-round pick to round out their room in WR Skyler Bell out of UConn. The Bills needed a ...
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At pick No. 126, the Bills have selected LB Kaleb Elarms-Orr out of TCU
At pick No. 125, the Bills have select WR Skyler Bell out of UConn
New Bills CB Davison Igbinosun, who will wear No. 21 for the team.
Some quick thoughts on the Bills selection of T/G Jude Bowry at No. 102, and how his long-term fit potentially works in Buffalo: www.nytimes.com/athletic/liv...
What Bills are getting with Jude Bowry
The Bills have added a substantial piece to their offensive line room by selecting Jude Bowry out of Boston College at pick No. 102. He has experience at both left and right tackle, but has some poten...
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At pick No. 102, the Bills have selected Boston College T/G Jude Bowry
Day 3 about to get started, with the Bills on the clock to begin the day. Here are a few things to keep an eye on for the Bills on Day 3, who have five picks between Nos. 101 and 168: www.nytimes.com/athletic/liv...
What the Bills could do on Day 3?
Here are a few things to keep an eye on for the Buffalo Bills on Day 3, who have the top pick of the fourth round, and five picks between Nos. 101 and 168.I would highly expect the Bills to address in...
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Bills GM Brandon Beane reiterated that all of their positive talk on WR Keon Coleman "was not just lip service." They're excited about his skill set & the track he's on from a maturity standpoint. If you're looking for part of why they declined on a WR in Rds 1&2, there it is.
For what it's worth, Brandon Beane didn't rule out another move up this evening. My guess is he'd likely only want to give up one of his fifth rounders in a move up if he did it. The Bills could get up to around pick No. 92 from 101 with a fifth rounder attached.
The Bills did a slight move up to secure Ohio State CB Davison Igbinosun at pick No. 62. My instant analysis on the pick, the motivation behind it, his potential role beyond just CB3 and why he fits what they're looking to do in 2026. All here: www.nytimes.com/athletic/722...
Buffalo Bills draft Ohio State cornerback Davison Igbinosun with 62nd pick in 2026 NFL Draft
Igbinosun was an outside boundary cornerback and three-year starter for the Buckeyes.
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Bills GM Brandon Beane on 2nd round pick CB Davison Igbinosun: Corner is a premium position. You can't have enough of them. Beane alludes to cornerback depth usually getting tested via injuries throughout the season and wanting to have the quality depth to sustain that.
Bills GM Brandon Beane said Edge/OLB T.J. Parker is a three-down player, and said he was the No. 1 player on their board today. Beane said he felt confident leaving the building Thursday night that they would get an edge rusher that could help them at No. 35.
The Bills have selected Ohio State CB Davison Igbinosun with pick No. 62 of the 2026 NFL Draft.
The Bills have traded Nos. 66 and 182 to the Broncos for No. 62. The Bills are now on the clock. Their second pick of the second round.
Georgia ILB C.J. Allen still on the board as of pick No. 48. Interesting potential Bills target and a big need. As a FYI, combining No. 66 and 101 could get the Bills to around pick No. 52.
I see some wondering why the Bills would go Edge/OLB over DL with their top pick. I encourage the read of this deep dive on the Broncos 2025 usage, and combining that with the recent many Bills investments in IDL. From a few weeks before the draft: www.nytimes.com/athletic/717...
Who could Bills target on defense in 2026 NFL Draft? Look to Broncos for a possible answer
New defensive coordinator Jim Leonhard will need additional players to run his defense.
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The Bills have made Edge/OLB T.J. Parker of Clemson their top selection of the 2026 NFL Draft at No. 35 My instant analysis of the selection, how he fits, why they likely targeted him over others and his long-term view on the roster. All here: www.nytimes.com/athletic/720...
At pick No. 35, the Bills have selected Edge/OLB T.J. Parker out of Clemson.