Bills trade twice, eventually move out of first round in 2024 NFL Draft

The 2024 NFL Draft officially got underway Thursday night in Detroit, but the Buffalo Bills elected to make a pair of moves that placed themselves on the outside of the first round picture. Entering Thursday night, the Bills were originally slated to select 28th overall, and many had thought they were going to either stay put and take a wide receiver, or make a move up to go get an intended target. The Bills ended up trading the 28th pick, along with a fourth-round pick (133rd overall) and a seventh-round pick (248th overall) to the Chiefs in exchange for the 32nd overall pick, a third-round pick (95th overall) that the Bills didn't have entering the weekend, and the 221st overall pick in Round 7. The Chiefs went on to select speedy wide receiver Xavier Worthy with the 28th overall selection, providing quarterback Patrick Mahomes with another skilled weapon to get the football to on their offense.