Jeremy White· Apr 7, 2026
White expects one of the receivers he thinks could last to Buffalo — Omar Cooper or Denzel Boston — to instead come off the board before the Bills' first-round pick at No. 26.
“I think that could be Omar Cooper. I think that could be Denzel Boston to go before the Bills pick.”
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- Mock Draft PicksDenzel BostonApr 7, 2026
Denzel Boston to be picked “to go before the Bills pick (No. 26)”
“I think that could be Denzel Boston to go before the Bills pick.”
Not settled yet. This is graded once the result is in.
- Mock Draft PicksOmar CooperApr 7, 2026
Omar Cooper to be picked “to go before the Bills pick (No. 26)”
“I always like to think about one positional player. When you're picking as as late as twenty six, somebody that you think is past you is gonna go earlier... I think that could be Omar Cooper.”
Not settled yet. This is graded once the result is in.
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