Quantifying the Buffalo Experience
With the 109th pick in the 2025 NFL Draft, the Buffalo Bills select Deone “D-1” Walker, DT-Kentucky. The divisive DT definitely fills a large need in the Bills’ Defense, with a grand emphasis on large. Coming in at 6’7 345 lbs, Deone fits the bill as a true nose tackle who can eat up double.
Relentless. Landon Jackson is a natural, relentless DE prospect. When you listen to Brandon Beane talk about him, you get the sense that he was amazed Landon made it back to him at all in the third round, and it’s easy to see why. Jackson checked every box in the pre-Draft process, including hosting the.
Defensive Tackle was one of the most highly sought-after positions this offseason by Bills Mafia. When 5 DTs were selected before the Bills picked at number 30 overall, they pivoted to CB taking Mad Max Hairston. The feedback was overwhelmingly positive, but made it all the more imperative that the Bills addressed the D line.
Day 1 saw the Bills land their top need with a toolsy, highly skilled, fast, athletic, tackling, ball-hawking, high upside (I could go on and on) CB in Mad Max Hairston. On Day 2 they will hope to land more difference makers and there are still some on the board, but which positions should they.
With the 30th pick in the 2025 NFL Draft, the Buffalo Bills select … Maxwell Hairston, CB Kentucky. Hairston was a popular pick for the Buffalo Bills by mock drafters as his athleticism and ball skills led the most accurate mock drafters to select him more often than not. Maxwell Hairston has one of the.
The rest of the AFC East all made draft selections within the first 13 picks of the 2025 draft. With the AFC East shaping up to be one of the NFL’s toughest divisions, the Patriots, Jets, and Dolphins made major moves in the first round of the 2025 NFL Draft to challenge the Bills’ dominance..
Over the past five years, TheHuddleReport.com has collected mock drafts from 172 different media analysts who submit their mocks for the purpose of finding out who is the most accurate. Well-known writers like Lance Zierlein and Daniel Jeremiah have participated, as well as fantasy experts like Jared Smola from Draft Sharks and John Daigle from.
Recently, I put together the reports of Top 30 visits, Private Workouts, Zoom Meetings, Pro Day Meetings, and Combine visits into a cheat sheet of sorts, but in doing so got some interesting insights into who some of their targets might be. Before we dive in, does this even matter? Does Brandon Beane use these.
Here in Bills Nerd Land we are fully into Draft Season, but couldn’t quite figure out how to make a blog post worth it. Anybody can run a draft simulator, post the results and then say, “What do you think?” That’s just not nerdy enough. So instead, for each post in this series, we’re going.
Here at BillsNerd.blog, we didn’t start being nerdy for the sake of a blog. We were Nerdy for a long time before that. The blog is just a way to let that nerdiness out. When we were young, we’d ask all the family members to pick the games and run a wins and losses pool,.
