The Buffalo Bills allowed the fewest sacks of any NFL team last year. Chase Lundt should fit right in. Buffalo picked the Connecticut offensive tackle with the 206th selection in the sixth round on Saturday. Lundt, who is 6-foot-7, started 49 games in his Huskies career and didn't allow a sack in 2024.

NFL draft kicked off from Green Bay, Wisconsin on Thursday night, and the Buffalo Bills took cornerback Maxwell Hairston with the No. 30 overall pick. Now on to Round 2, the Bills traded up for No. 41 to pick T.

The Buffalo Bills made a third addition to their secondary at the 2025 NFL draft. At the No. 177 selection in Round 6, Virginia Tech cornerback Dorian Strong heads to Buffalo: The Bills have added to their secondary throughout the draft starting with Max Hairston in Round 1. At the No. 170 pick, Jordan Hancock was picked as well.