With no picks in Round 7, the Bills make their final pick at No. 206. Here, they bring in Tyler Cooper, who spent six years in the NCAA. He doesn’t have position flexibility, which hurts his stock, yet he has the makings of a reliable backup guard.

Here are four things he should avoid in the 2025 draft: The Bills have two no-doubt needs at defensive tackle and cornerback, and they could even go wide receiver if that’s how the board falls. Beane must stay focused rather than getting cute and leaning on the old “best player available” mantra.

Missouri wide receiver Luther Burden III is one of the players being projected to Buffalo with the No. 30 overall pick by NFL mock drafts.