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Bills had a mission for the NFL Draft. What’s ahead as they look to overcome weaknesses?
The NFL Draft has come and gone, and the Buffalo Bills have their 2025 class. The Bills had a clear plan for their early rounds and came away with some starting-level and dependable depth. Now with a day to ponder what the Bills did,
Who did the Buffalo Bills draft: Full list of their round-by-round selections
Buffalo is projected to target a cornerback, defensive tackle, safety or edge rusher with at least two of their first three picks. The Bills own No. 30 overall in the first round and Nos. 56 and 62 in the second round. They enter the draft with 10 total selections.
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The House passed its 2025 budget bill for fiscal years 2026 through 2034, which outlined 'no tax on overtime.' When will ...
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Republican lawmakers split over massive education deregulation bill. What the bill doesIndiana House Bill 1002, a deregulation bill aiming to streamline education code, passed the Senate with some Republican ...
No stud receiver came in, as some thought/wanted, and in the case of Hawes, his selection is one that is seen towards the ...
You've met Max Hairston, the Bills' No. 1 draft pick. Catch up on the rest of their draft class here
No. 41 overall It was no secret the Buffalo Bills needed to address their defensive interior at some point in the NFL draft.
One analyst recently suggested that the Buffalo Bills sign a projected $8 million running back with the uncertainty surrounding James Cook.
However, Bosa and Epenesa could be done in Buffalo after 2025, so Jackson will be expected to contribute as a rookie and ...
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