The Buffalo Bills have 12-13 vacancies on their 90-man roster following the 2026 NFL Draft, and they're filling them with UDFA signings.

Burton's rookie minicamp invitation marks his first NFL opportunity since Cincinnati cut him following a suspension late last season.

The Buffalo Bills got busy during the 2026 NFL Draft, trading multiple times and securing some more draft ammunition. Brandon Beane struck gold in some of the later rounds, giving the team a phenomenal chance of repeating the success they saw in 2025.

The Bills drafted Missouri cornerback Toriano Pride Jr., who ran the fastest 40-yard dash among cornerbacks at the NFL Combine.

The undrafted Duke lineman is the son of John Fina, who appeared in 155 NFL games and was a cornerstone of Bills teams throughout the 1990s before finishing his career in Arizona.

Bills general manager said Javon Solomon could be a better fit in the new defense under coordinator Jim Leonhard.

The Bills selected TCU linebacker Kaleb Elarms-Orr, a first-team All-Big 12 defender who was ninth in the nation with 130 tackles.

The Buffalo Bills are giving Jermaine Burton a chance to make their roster after failing with the Cincinnati Bengals.