The Buffalo Bills announced on Tuesday that they have successfully signed eight out of their nine draft picks. Among those who have signed include safety Cole Bishop in the second round, defensive tackle DeWayne Carter in the third round, running back Ray Davis in the fourth round, offensive lineman Sedrick Van Pran-Granger and linebacker Edefuan Ulofoshio in the fifth round, defensive end Javon Soloman in the fifth round, offensive tackle Dylan Grable in the sixth round, and cornerback Daequan Hardy in the sixth round. Only Keon Coleman, the No. 33 overall pick, has yet to agree to terms on his first professional contract.
With these signings, the Bills are making progress in preparing their roster for the upcoming season. They are getting their draft picks under contract and ready for mandatory minicamp next week. This will be an important opportunity for the team to evaluate their new players and start building chemistry before the summer break. The Bills are hoping that Coleman will also sign his rookie deal soon so that they can have their entire draft class ready to compete in the upcoming season.