The Buffalo Bills found significant value in their 2025 draft class, especially on Day 3. Using the PFF Big Board for quantifiable value, which draft picks were reaches and which were steals? Hairston was named one of PFF's nine "reaches" in the first round,

Buffalo is projected to target a cornerback, defensive tackle, safety or edge rusher with at least two of their first three picks. The Bills own No. 30 overall in the first round and Nos. 56 and 62 in the second round. They enter the draft with 10 total selections.

A five-year starter at Virginia Tech, Strong was the field cornerback in head coach Brent Pry’s coverage scheme. After suffering a season-ending injury in 2022, he started 25 consecutive games the past two seasons. He combined for 19 passes defended and five interceptions while allowing just 39.6 percent completions when targeted (36-for-91).