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Get the complete breakdown on the Buffalo Bills’ newest defensive tackle, TJ Sanders. We dive into his athletic traits, college production, key strengths and weaknesses, and explore how he fits into the Bills' defensive scheme. It’s everything you need to know about one of Buffalo’s newest additions."

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The 2025 NFL Draft is officially in the books and the Buffalo Bills came away with nine selections. Headlined by Max Hairston (CB), T.J. Sanders (IDL), and Landon Jackson (Edge), the Bills drafted heavily on the defensive side of the ball (6 of 9 selections on defense). What does this mean for the the current players on the roster and at what position groups do the Bills now have legitimate competition for roster spots? Join Judge and Tilt as they recap all of the happenings from yet another exciting draft weekend. Share your thoughts and reactions in the comments section. Go Bills!

The Buffalo Bills and the rest of the NFL are now only a few days away from the start of the 2025 NFL Draft. The Bills currently hold the 30th overall pick along with their pair of second rounders for the early portions of the draft. Are there any realistic trade scenarios and trade partners for Brandon Beane to make a move during round one? In the 2024 draft, Beane traded down and out of the first round, but in prior drafts he has been aggressive in moving up the board to secure the player he wanted. Join Judge and Tilt as they analyze all of the player pick and trade possibilities for the Bills in the early stages of the NFL Draft. Share your thoughts and reactions in the comments section. Go Bills!

Welcome back to the show! In this episode, we’re breaking down our "No Matter What" prospects for the 2025 NFL Draft — the guys we’re pounding the table for at every position. These are our absolute favorite prospects in the class, the players we believe in no matter what.

We go position by position, giving you our top picks, what makes them special, and why we’re all in on them this draft season. If you’re a draft junkie, a fan hoping your team gets it right, or just love deep football talk, this is the episode for you.

The Buffalo Bills are in an interesting position at wide receiver as the 2025 NFL Draft looms just over a week from now. Brandon Beane signed Joshua Palmer during free agency, and the team is also expecting a step up in play from second year player Keon Coleman. The Bills have returning vets Khalil Shakir and Curtis Samuel rounding out the top of the receiver room. Outside of the current top four (Shakir, Coleman, Palmer, Samuel), may fans believe the team still needs to address the position with a speedy downfield threat. The Bills have been meeting almost exclusively with speedier boundary prospects in the lead up to the draft. Join Judge and Tilt as they analyze the tiers of wide receiver prospects for the upcoming draft. Share your thoughts, favorites, and reactions in the comments section. Go Bills!

The Buffalo Bills made a few additions at the EDGE position during the initial waves of NFL Free Agency. The Bills signed the versatile Michael Hoecht, but Hoecht will be serving a 6-game suspension to start the season. The Bills also signed 5x Pro-Bowler and former Defensive Rookie of the Year, Joey Bosa. The Bills will hope Bosa can play a relatively healthy season after injuries have caused him to miss a significant amount of playing time over the past three years. The Bills also said goodbye to Von Miller, leaving fans asking questions about the future of the EDGE position in Buffalo. Join Judge and Tilt as they set the draft board at the Edge Rusher position, and break down all of the prospects who could be fits for the Bills. Share your reactions and thoughts in the comments section. Go Bills!

The Buffalo Bills have made minimal moves through this offseason in addressing the defensive tackle position. Brandon Beane signed Larry Ogunjobi, however, Ogunjobi will be facing a 6 game suspension to start the season. DaQuan Jones, Ed Oliver, and second year player DeWayne Carter are currently expected to be meaningful contributors to the Bills interior defensive line in 2025. Fans, analysts, and media pundits are largely in agreement that the Bills must address defensive tackle early in the NFL Draft. Join Judge and Tilt as they assess the Bills current depth chart ahead of breaking down all of the various defensive tackles prospects in the upcoming draft. Share your thoughts and reactions in the comments section. Go Bills!