The Buffalo Bills addressed the defense with both of their day two selections, but did they pick the right players at the right positions?

We're exploring that today on Locked on Bills.

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bet wins, head to FanDuel.com to get started. On today's episode, we'll talk about the

opportunities ahead for the Buffalo Bills on day three of the 2026 NFL draft. We'll react

to the bill's second pick of day two cornerback davison

igbenosin out of Ohio state but we start with the bill's first selection of the draft

which came at pick 35 and the choice was outside linebacker t j parker out out of Clemson. So we'll discuss the skill set

what Brandon Bean said about T.J. Parker and just dive into my overall thoughts on the pick.

So T.J. Parker out of Clemson, 6'4, 263 pounds, 33 and an eighth on the arm length,

9.5 inch hands. His relative athleticism score is a 9.38 out of 10. So it's a very good score,

and he tested well in some areas. He ran a 4, 6, 8-40-yard dash, a 16-1-10-yard split, which is really good,

34-inch vertical jump and a 10-foot broad jump. But he did not do the bench press. He did not do the

three-cone or the short shuttle. And I would guess that the three cone and short shuttle drills would not

have been strong tests for T.J. Parker. At Clemson, he logged 1,553 career snaps, played in 39

games with 29 starts. For his career, 41 and a half tackles for loss, 21 and a half sacks.

And the way the production came along is interesting.

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