The 2026 NFL Draft is in the books for the Buffalo Bills, and after a flurry of trades—including three moves down the board in the first round—the team ultimately selected 10 new players. Their first pick didn't come until No. 35 overall, where they grabbed edge defender TJ Parker. But as with every draft class, not every selection is a home run.

CBS Sports recently took a swing at naming the "worst pick" for each team, and for the Bills, that distinction went to cornerback Davison Igbinosun. Selected in the second round out of Ohio State, Igbinosun brings a solid college resume—four interceptions over 30 games in the past two seasons—but questions about his quickness have raised eyebrows.

According to CBS Sports analyst Mike Renner, Igbinosun is a press-corner who excels in zone coverage and is a reliable tackler with a big wingspan. However, Renner notes that he's a "limited coverage athlete" who may struggle against speedier receivers at the next level. That's a concern for a Bills defense that faces some of the league's fastest wideouts in the AFC East.

While every draft pick comes with risk, Igbinosun's fit in Buffalo's scheme is under the microscope. Only time will tell if he can silence the critics and prove his doubters wrong.