Mel Kiper Jr. Predicts Bills to Select Keldric Faulk in 2026 NFL Draft
ESPN's Mel Kiper Jr.: What the Bills land in final 2026 NFL draft mock
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In his final 2026 NFL draft mock, ESPN analyst Mel Kiper Jr. forecasts that the Buffalo Bills will select Auburn edge defender Keldric Faulk with the 26th overall pick. Despite a dip in production last season, Faulk's physical traits and versatility make him a promising addition to the Bills' defense.
- 01Buffalo Bills have the 26th overall pick in the 2026 NFL Draft.
- 02Mel Kiper Jr. predicts the Bills will select Keldric Faulk, an edge defender from Auburn.
- 03Faulk recorded two sacks and five tackles for loss in the previous season.
- 04The Bills are adapting to a new defensive scheme under coordinator Jim Leonhard.
- 05Faulk's potential could be unlocked alongside teammates Greg Rousseau and Bradley Chubb.
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In his final mock draft for the 2026 NFL Draft, ESPN NFL draft expert Mel Kiper Jr. projects that the Buffalo Bills will select Keldric Faulk, an edge defender from Auburn, with the 26th overall pick. Faulk had a modest season, recording two sacks and five tackles for loss in 12 games, following a more productive previous year where he achieved seven sacks. The Bills, who have added Bradley Chubb to their roster but lost AJ Epenesa and Joey Bosa, are looking to adapt to a new defensive scheme under coordinator Jim Leonhard. Kiper believes that Faulk's impressive physical traits and versatility could bolster the Bills' pass rush and run defense, making him a valuable asset alongside fellow defenders Greg Rousseau and Chubb. While there are other potential directions for the Bills, including the possibility of selecting another cornerback or trading back, Kiper sees Faulk as a strong choice for Buffalo.
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