Which NFL prospects are meeting with the Buffalo Bills?
The 2025 NFL Draft is just weeks away, set to begin on Thursday, April 24 in Title Town, aka Green Bay, WI. The Buffalo Bills are currently set to make their pick at 30, unless general manager Brandon Beane finds reason to trade up or back, and perhaps even out of Round 1 entirely.
In order to confidently jump around the draft board in any round, One Bills Drive must have done their homework and then some on every prospect who’s landed on their big board at some point in the offseason. Most analysts and fans agree the team needs to get better on defense, though there are plenty of people who believe the move should be to continue surrounding quarterback Josh Allen with receiving talent.
It’s anyone’s guess who the team will draft with the 10 current selections they have, but we’ve begun to learn which prospects the team has met with in an extended and often official capacity.
Below you’ll find the prospects who’ve met with or are scheduled to visit One Bills Drive, broken out by position and with meeting capacity noted. Where and when available, each player below will carry a link to our individual prospect analysis and coverage of said visit.
Cornerback
- Shavon Revel Jr., CB (ECU) | article with analysis
Defensive End / Edge Rusher
- Oluwafemi “Femi” Oladejo, EDGE (UCLA) | article with analysis
Defensive Tackle
- Tyleik Williams, DT (Ohio State) (per Ryan Talbot)
Safety
- Billy Bowman Jr., S (Oklahoma) (per Ryan Talbot)
Wide Receiver
- Jaylin Lane, WR (Virginia Tech)
Linebacker
- Shaun Dolac, LB (UB) (to attend Bills local pro day — not part of top-30 visits; per Ryan Talbot)