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Buffalo Bills Eye WR and Edge Rusher in 2026 Draft

3/31/2026

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Summary

Story summary

Buffalo Bills prioritize wide receiver and edge rusher needs ahead of the 2026 NFL Draft in Pittsburgh.
Indiana's Omar Cooper Jr. is projected to the Bills at No. 26 as a future WR1.
They are projected to select Michigan's Derrick Moore in the third round to boost the pass rush.
Fans worry about trading up to No. 13 for cornerback Jermod McCoy, deeming it unnecessary given roster depth.

History

Historical Context

The 1983 NFL Draft marked a pivotal moment, featuring future Hall of Famers like John Elway and Eric Dickerson, which influenced team strategies significantly. The Baltimore Colts' trade of their first pick for multiple selections exemplified this trend. Today, the Buffalo Bills aim to replicate this strategy by targeting players like Omar Cooper Jr. and Derrick Moore to strengthen their roster for future seasons.

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Story summary

Buffalo Bills prioritize wide receiver and edge rusher needs ahead of the 2026 NFL Draft in Pittsburgh.
Indiana's Omar Cooper Jr. is projected to the Bills at No. 26 as a future WR1.
They are projected to select Michigan's Derrick Moore in the third round to boost the pass rush.
Fans worry about trading up to No. 13 for cornerback Jermod McCoy, deeming it unnecessary given roster depth.

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