The first waves of free agency have come and gone, and the Buffalo Bills still have glaring needs that they need to address. 

With the draft picks they have at hand, they can get aggressive and take care of all of their needs.

Round 1, Pick 8 (projected trade with Falcons): WR Rome Odunze, Washington

The Bills make a massive move to get into the top 10 and get their future franchise receiver. Stefon Diggs didn't have a 100-yard receiving game after Week 6 last season, and they are still in need of a perimeter receiver on the other side. Odunze, along with Diggs, Curtis Samuel, Khalil Shakir, and Dalton Kincaid would give Josh Allen a ton of weapons, and the trade would be well worth it.

Round 2, Pick 60: DT Kris Jenkins, Michigan

The Bills brought back DaQuan Jones to put next to Ed Oliver, but he's also 33, and Buffalo needs a succession plan. Jenkins is one of the best interior defenders in this class, and a future of him next to Ed Oliver wreaking havoc on the interior sounds very appealing.

Round 4, Pick 128: EDGE Mohamed Kamara, Colorado State

Kamara had 14 sacks and 38 hurries on the quarterback in 2023. According to PFF, he had a pass rush win rate of 19.4 percent, which is far higher than the national average. In terms of pure domination off the edge, Kamara was amongst the most dominant in college football. He'll be a day three pick because he went to a group of five school, but he would be a great addition in the fourth round.

Round 4, Pick 133: CB Elijah Jones, Boston College

In any other class, Jones would be a second round pick. In a stacked defensive back class, he is flying under the radar, but he had a tremendous year for Boston College. He allowed a completion percentage of just 32.5 and he picked off five passes. He also allowed a passer rating of just 18.1. He would be another value pick that could end up being a complete steal for the Bills as a day three pick.

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