Who did the Buffalo Bills pick in the fifth round of the draft? How Jordan Hancock, a cornerback out of Ohio State, will fit ...

The Buffalo Bills used the 177th overall pick in the 2025 NFL draft on Virginia Tech cornerback Dorian Strong. At this point ...

The Buffalo Bills continued to add to their secondary in the fifth round of the 2025 NFL draft. At No. 170 overall, Ohio ...

Going by SI's overall draft grades, five AFC teams, including Kansas City, assembled better draft hauls than Buffalo. The Bills received a B grade for the nine-player class they added over the past ...

The Bills stayed in their defensive stance for the start of the NFL draft’s final day, but eventually picked a few offensive ...

The Bills selected Hancock in the fifth round of the 2025 NFL Draft, 170th overall.

Strong was the third cornerback selected by the Bills in the draft. A five-year Hokie, Strong played 53 collegiate games, deflecting 28 passes and intercepting seven. Strong excels in the press game, ...

Hancock will come in and compete to provide depth behind Taron Johnson where right now, the main backup is utility player Cam Lewis. Hancock actually profiles similarly to Lewis in that he can ...

Elam was dealt, and Hairston now steps in to handle the spot opposite Benford while Taron Johnson occupies the slot. Hairston could be a somewhat volatile entity in crunch time, as his aggressive ...

you put him on a defense with Christian Benford who can play on the outside, Taron Johnson, their All-Pro slot corner, and now we're talking about a secondary that can match up with the top teams ...

It felt foreign to White, who found himself following and rooting for the Bills from afar, while staying in touch with former teammates, including defensive back Taron Johnson. “I was telling ...