Tracking prospects Buffalo Bills met with at 2025 NFL Scouting Combine

Though the new league year begins with free agency, the annual NFL Scouting Combine acts as a decadent appetizer to remind all just what awaits the league toward April’s end: the NFL Draft. There’s plenty of pressing work for the Buffalo Bills to do as it relates to college football players getting ready to enter the NFL, and time is now short with just a few weeks until the draft.

The combine represents an important week for the future of football. With that, the Bills had key representation planted in Lucas Oil Stadium, where this year’s pool of NFL prospects hoped to have left the right type of lasting impression on teams.

General manager Brandon Beane has put the initial rush of free agency put to bed, having done all possible within the salary cap confines to reshape the roster for 2025. Everything he accomplished (or fell short in completing) there will certainly play a key factor in One Bills Drive’s NFL Draft big board.

Free agency is one of four main buckets we can focus on when trying to figure out Buffalo’s draft thoughts. The others in that unofficial formula are combine visits/interviews, pro days/private workouts/virtual meetings, and of course official top-30 pre-draft visits.

Here, we’ll focus on players One Bills Drive spoke with at the 2025 NFL Scouting Combine. These interactions tell us those players who a team has at least cursory interest in, and potentially what position(s) carry the most weighted value in terms of draft priority.

Below are the names of 33 2025 NFL Draft prospects who reportedly met with the Bills. This list should not be viewed as exhaustive, as there may be additional unreported interactions.

Prospects Buffalo Bills met with at 2025 NFL Scouting Combine

Defensive Ends / Edge Rushers (3)

In reviewing the list, it’s clear the team understands the assignment: improve on defense, get faster on offense. Of the 33 known interviews, 24 were defensive players.

The team talked with seven players from Texas, three each from Georgia, Michigan, and Ole Miss, two from Oregon, and one player each from 15 other college programs.

What stands out most to you when reviewing this list? Are there any prospects you hope the Bills meet with in some capacity before the draft?