The Buffalo Bills were busy wheeling and dealing at the 2026 NFL Draft, and according to CBS Sports, they found their diamond in the rough on Day 3. After a flurry of trades—including three moves back in the first round—the Bills didn't make their first selection until No. 35 overall, where they snagged edge defender TJ Parker. But it was a fourth-round pick that has analysts buzzing.

On the final day of the draft, Buffalo traded back again and selected offensive tackle Jude Bowry out of Boston College at pick 102. While Bowry enters the league as a swing tackle capable of backing up both sides of the line, CBS Sports sees much more potential. They awarded the pick an "A" grade, calling it the Bills' best of the entire draft.

"Bowry is a big, powerful offensive lineman who brings versatility to Buffalo's offensive line after the team lost David Edwards in free agency. His better tape may have been in 2024," noted CBS Sports' Josh Edwards.

For Bills Mafia, this pick could pay huge dividends. In a draft class where Buffalo prioritized moving down the board and accumulating assets, landing a versatile, high-upside lineman like Bowry in the fourth round might just be the steal of the year. Whether he's protecting Josh Allen's blindside or stepping in as a run-blocker, Bowry's adaptability fits perfectly into Buffalo's offensive scheme—and gives fans plenty to be excited about.