That's why Buffalo's first three draft picks have made so much sense. They're just the right way to finally get over the Kansas City hump, with defense. Those first three choices through two days of the NFL Draft have been: CB Maxwell Hairston out of Kentucky,

The Buffalo Bills added to their defensive line by selecting Arkansas defensive end Landon Jackson with the 72nd overall pick in the NFL draft. Jackson is the third defensive player that Buffalo selected over the first two days of the event. Jackson is a high-energy, powerful defensive end who has the potential to make an impact early this season.

However, Bosa and Epenesa could be done in Buffalo after 2025, so Jackson will be expected to contribute as a rookie and build himself into a 50% snap player next season. Rousseau led the Bills at 67% and Epenesa played 55%. Paired with Rousseau, that gives the Bills two long and athletic edge rushers which can really pose problems.