‘The start of Elijah Moore’s career hasn’t gone according to plan.’
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Increased depth makes for a more intriguing early Bills 53-man roster projection
‘The Buffalo Bills have more positional battles on tap than they have in recent memory. Even after a roster purge led to eight of 10 draft picks making last year’s roster, there wasn’t much mystery on cutdown day.’
Elijah Moore’s addition takes Bills desires for positionless receivers to another level
‘Anyone looking for the “Aha!” moment on Brandon Beane might want to pump the brakes for a minute.’
BIlls sign Elijah Moore to one-year deal to bolster receiving depth
‘Elijah Moore agreed Wednesday to a one-year contract worth $5 million, first reported by ESPN. The 25-year-old has four seasons of NFL experience, the last two with the Cleveland Browns after being a 2021 second-round pick of the New York Jets.’
Bills will likely add another receiver, it just likely won’t be the one you want
‘Brandon Beane hasn’t been overly concerned about the Buffalo Bills offense. He’s addressed it on multiple occasions during the pre-draft lead-up. And he’s apparently tired of talking about it.’
Sabato: The Bills went the right route in the draft, but they need to be more than solid
‘The Buffalo Bills scored 29 points in their AFC championship game loss to the Kansas City Chiefs, two shy of their season average. Even if the Bills scored 31 points in that game, they still would have lost by one.’
Bills add new monster in the middle by selecting Kentucky’s Deone Walker in fourth round
‘General manager Brandon Beane also didn’t seem concerned about taking one Friday night. Well, we quickly learned why. The Bills traded a fourth-round pick (132) and a fifth-round pick (169) to the Chicago Bears for the 109th pick, the one they traded away to draft South Carolina defensive tackle T.J. Sanders.’
Bills inject athleticism, competition into defense with six draft picks
‘Time will tell how his draft picks pan out. But at the very least, the Buffalo Bills are primed to have serious competition at cornerback and defensive tackle.’
Pick-by-pick analysis as the Bills continue to reload on defense in NFL draft
‘The Bills took defensive players with their first five picks of the NFL draft and six of their first seven. Buffalo has gone from lacking depth to creating what should be intriguing training camp battles.’
Bills continue defensive overhaul by adding two defensive linemen on day two of draft
‘For the first time since 2018, the Bills used three consecutive draft picks on one side of the ball and took three defensive players in a row to start the draft for the first time since 2016. After taking Kentucky cornerback Maxwell Hairston in the first round, the Bills added a pair of defensive linemen, with all picks coming from the Southeastern Conference.’
Bills first-round pick Maxwell Hairston insists he’s willing to get his nose dirty as a tackler
‘Hairston’s biggest concern coming out of Kentucky was his tackling ability. Whether it was a willingness or technique, the physical part of the game wasn’t considered Hairston’s strong suit.’
Bills add a jolt of speed to defensive backfield with Kentucky cornerback Max Hairston
‘Five months before the Bills selected Hairston with the 30th pick in the NFL draft, Hairston was sitting in the stands of Detroit’s Ford Field. Hairston grew up 30 minutes from Detroit and Kentucky teammate and Bills running back Ray Davis gave him tickets when the Bills visited in December.’
Where do the Bills go with two picks in the second round? Here are some options
‘The Bills enter the second day of the draft with the 56th and 62nd picks in the second round. They also have two fourth-round picks and three fifth-rounders to maneuver around if they choose.’
The Bills have a lot of ammunition to use in what appears to be a strange draft
‘The NFL draft is the most unpredictable event in sports. But there are always a few clues and guarantees when draft day arrives. Not this year.’
Tre’Davious White, Bills feel like there is more in the tank despite past injuries
‘“If you can’t get Buffalo on the line, just don’t call me.”’