The Buffalo Bills made strategic moves during the 2026 NFL Draft, particularly in the later rounds. One key selection came in Round 7 when they picked Ar’maj Reed-Adams, a guard from Texas A&M.
Buffalo Bills 2026 NFL Draft: Key Picks
Demonstrating their commitment to strengthening the offensive line, the Bills traded their Round 6 pick (No. 213) to the Chicago Bears. In return, they acquired two selections in Round 7: No. 239 and No. 241.
Round 7, Pick 241: Ar’maj Reed-Adams
Buffalo chose Ar’maj Reed-Adams with their second pick in Round 7, at No. 241. The offensive lineman stands tall at 6 feet 5 inches and weighs 314 pounds.
Scouting Report and Accolades
- Second-Team Associated Press All-American
According to Dane Brugler of The Athletic, Reed-Adams displays NFL-ready size and is notably effective using his run strength during down blocks. However, he may face challenges with balance at the professional level, which could pose limitations. Despite these concerns, he has the potential to earn a reserve role within the NFL.
Overall, the Buffalo Bills are looking to build a more formidable roster as they head into the next season, making specific selections that align with their strategic vision.
