The 2024 NFL Draft has come and gone, and the Buffalo Bills made multiple trades to move back and gain draft capital in 2025.
In totality, the Bills ended up making 10 selections in the draft, so let's go through each new addition and grade each pick.
Round 2, Pick 33 (from Panthers): WR Keon Coleman, Florida State
The Bills needed a go-to target for Josh Allen, and they got one in Coleman. He had 11 touchdowns on 50 catches in 2023, and will be Buffalo's top target as a rookie.
Final Grade: A
Round 2, Pick 60: S Cole Bishop, Utah
Bishop was a finalist for the Jim Thorpe Award as the nation's top defensive back. They needed to add a safety after losing Jordan Poyer and Micah Hyde, and they got one of the top safeties in the nation who could start right away.
Final Grade: B+
Round 3, Pick 95: DT DeWayne Carter, Duke (from Chiefs)
The Bills get an interior lineman who can take over for DaQuan Jones in 2025. A very safe, value pick in the third round.
Final Grade: B
Round 4, Pick 128: RB Ray Davis, Kentucky
I don't necessarily get the pick here. The Bills have Ty Johnson behind James Cook- wasn't a fan of taking a 24 year-old running back at this spot.
Final Grade: D+
Round 5, Pick 141 (from Panthers): C Sedrick Van Pran, Georgia
I love this pick. Great value in the fifth round for the Bills by taking a future starter on the offensive interior.
Final Grade: A-
Round 5, Pick 160 (from Packers): LB Edefuan Ulofoshio, Washington
The Bills lacked depth behind Matt Milano and Terrel Bernard. Ulofoshio was great in coverage at Washington, and will be a good reinforcement.
Final Grade: B
Round 5, Pick 168: EDGE Javon Solomon, Troy
Solomon led the FBS in sacks in 2023 with 16. He's undersized for a traditional edge rusher, but the guy gets to the quarterback. I'll be intrigued to see how the Bills use him.
Final Grade: B+
Round 6, Pick 204: OT Tylan Grable, UCF
The former high-school quarterback converted to offensive tackle at the college level, where he made 43 starts in his college career. The Bills are set at both left and right tackle, so best case scenario, Grable becomes reliable depth.
Final Grade: C+
Round 6, Pick 219: CB Daequan Hardy, Penn State
Hardy will likely be the Bills' new return specialist. He returned two punts for touchdowns last season, and is able to play in the slot and on the perimeter.
Final Grade: B-
Round 7, Pick 221 (from Chiefs): G Travis Clayton, International Player Pathway
Former rugby player who will be an offensive lineman. Has never played a down of football so I don't have any real thoughts on this.
Final Grade: N/A
Overall draft grade: B
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