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The Buffalo Bills, with ten draft picks but no first-round selections, focused on enhancing their pass defense and acquiring athletic talent. They secured edge rusher TJ Parker and corner Davison Igbinosun in the second round, followed by safety Jalon Kilgore, wideout Skyler Bell, and corner Toriano Pride in later rounds. The team also picked big linemen, linebackers, a punter, and a guard. While fans and analysts appreciate the late-round picks, they question if these players will become starters. The Bills addressed their pass rush need but lacked more weapons for Josh Allen. The best value pick is considered safety Jalon Kilgore, a second-round talent drafted in the fifth round. The overall grade for the draft is a B-minus, relying on day-three gems to produce and set up a potential contender run next season.

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