Which prospect should the bills target at edge rusher and when should they pull the trigger on drafting one?

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What's up, Phil's Mafia? It's Joe Marino. On today's episode, we are continuing our work in building the Buffalo Bills 2026 NFL draft board.

And we are starting edge rushers today. We've already covered interior

defensive linemen, wide receivers, linebackers, but today we begin edge rushers. We'll discuss

six prospects today and we will cover 12 more in the coming days. And as a reminder, the

prospects I cover today are not necessarily my top

six, but they are players the bills could target in the first round, day two, even on

early day three. I want to present a mix of options at different points in the draft that

could make some sense for the bills. And that

will be my objective in the coming episodes on edge rushers as well. So we can get a really good

feel for what this class offers and when the right parts of the draft would be to pick

certain players. Now, the need to me is pretty clear at edge rusher.

I like what the bills have in Bradley Chubb and Greg Rousseau and Michael Hoyt,

but I think they need to diversify what they have.

And part of that would be adding some more speed and flexibility,

but also you want some guys that can maybe reduce and play

that five technique spot. So I think there's a need for both of those positions where the

bills really don't have a player that's played the five technique in an odd front. And finding

that type of skill set is helpful as well.

So we will discuss both sides of that equation and we'll get into six different guys

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