Bills' Draft Target: Injury-Prone WR Could Fall to Pick 26

The Buffalo Bills are set to make their first selection in the 2026 NFL Draft at No. 26 overall. Among the prospects who could be available is Arizona State wide receiver Jordyn Tyson, considered one of the class's most talented players. Tyson's draft stock has been impacted by a history of injuries throughout his college career, including significant knee issues, causing him to slip from earlier projections.

This scenario is reminiscent of the 2025 NFL Draft, where cornerback Will Johnson, facing similar injury concerns, fell to the 47th pick. Johnson showed promising flashes in his rookie season. If Tyson can manage his knee issues, his physical attributes, ability to win contested catches, and mentorship under Hines Ward could make him a valuable asset for the Bills, potentially becoming a key target for quarterback Josh Allen.