By admin On the second day of the 2024 NFL Draft, Buffalo Bills’ General Manager Brandon Beane diligently checked off items from the team’s checklist. Having opted out of the first round on Day 1, the Bills were primed to make their initial selection with the 33rd overall pick.
The day commenced with the addition of former Florida State wide receiver, Keon Coleman. At just 20 years old, Coleman presents a sizable target for quarterback Josh Allen. Despite concerns regarding his speed exhibited at the combine, Coleman remains confident in his abilities, stating, “I don’t think I have ever been caught from behind.” Hailing from Opelousas, Coleman’s self-assurance underscores his belief that his performance will validate his potential.
Subsequently, the Bills addressed their defensive backfield depth by drafting safety Cole Bishop from Utah. Bishop’s adaptability to various positions within the defensive scheme impressed the Bills’ decision-makers. Bishop himself acknowledged his versatility, stating, “I was playing some free, some strong, I was in the box.”
In a final strategic move, the Bills secured defensive tackle DeWayne Carter from Duke. Carter’s standout qualities include his strong work ethic and charismatic personality. Beyond his on-field prowess, Carter boasts a wealth of leadership experience, having served as a three-year captain at Duke. Describing himself as possessing a high football IQ, relentless motor skills, and powerful hands, Carter reflects on his growth as a leader during his tenure at Duke.
Before delving into the later rounds, 7 Sports analysts Briana Aldridge and Dom Tibbetts provide comprehensive insights into the Bills’ selections in rounds 2 and 3.