The Bills hold 10 picks in the 2025 NFL Draft. Here's a look at some potential targets they met with at the NFL Scouting Combine.

Until the Buffalo Bills show that they can find a way to defeat the Kansas City Chiefs in the playoffs, it's hard to imagine a scenario in which any particular draft pick used could help get them over the hump. That doesn't mean the team should stop trying, though.

And he’s right, even with a somewhat underwhelming group of receivers, none of whom have the type of speed that keeps defenses awake at night, the Bills set a franchise record with 525 points in 2024 and their 30.9 average was second in the NFL behind only Detroit (33.2).

The Buffalo Bills and wide receiver Khalil Shakir agreed to a four-year contract extension which was a good deal for both sides.

Finding a cornerback prospect who checks every box will be a scouting challenge for the Buffalo Bills in the 2025 NFL draft.

The Buffalo Bills have what most would call "a good problem to have" because every year, it seems they're picking later and later in the first round.

The Buffalo Bills could mine the Big Ten for needed defensive tackle talent in a deep draft class at the position.

Buffalo's 2024 draft class received a D+ grade and was ranked No. 30 out of 32 NFL teams. The Bills traded down twice to move out of the first round and selected wide receiver Keon Coleman with the first pick of the second round, No. 33 overall.

As workouts and interviews continue at the NFL Combine, the Buffalo Bills find themselves in a unique position they need to take advantage of.

It is a bit too early for mocks ahead of the 2025 NFL draft. Even ESPN's NFL draft guru Mel Kiper Jr. has reflected that in his latest pre-combine predictions. Even so, some guesses were still made by Kiper--including one for the Bills in Round 1 of the upcoming draft.

An edge rusher's potential release means the Bills would have to find a replacement in the draft or free agency.