Pittsburgh, April 15: The 2026 NFL Draft is scheduled to commence on Thursday, April 23, in Pittsburgh, PA. The Buffalo Bills are poised to make their selection at the 26th pick, unless President of Football Operations and General Manager Brandon Beane opts to trade up, trade back, or even exit Round 1 entirely. This year’s draft is noted for its depth in second- and third-round talent.
The excitement of free agency has faded, but the Bills acted decisively before that phase. They executed a trade with the Chicago Bears to acquire wide receiver DJ Moore ahead of free agency.
Bringing in a productive wide receiver was a strategic move, and doing so before free agency was financially prudent. However, Beane still faces challenges, even after securing Connor McGovern to continue as the team’s starting center. Will the Bills target another wide receiver in the upcoming draft, or perhaps focus on bolstering the defensive line?
Most analysts and fans agree that the team needs to strengthen its defensive front and improve at outside linebacker, where edge rushers will thrive in new defensive coordinator Jim Leonhard’s 3-4 base system. Yet, there are differing opinions; some supporters hope to see another wide receiver added to enhance the team’s boundary play.
With the draft approaching, it’s uncertain who the Bills will select with their current picks. However, we are beginning to identify which prospects the team has met with in both official and informal settings. So, who has been on the radar at One Bills Drive leading up to the draft?
Below is a list of prospects who have met with or are scheduled to visit the Bills. This comprehensive list is categorized by position, with details on the nature of each meeting. Where applicable, each player entry includes a link to our detailed prospect analysis and coverage of their visit.
Wide Receivers (7)
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