Iowa State defensive tackle Domonique Orange could be a player to watch for the Buffalo Bills ahead of the 2026 NFL draft.

As things stand, the Bills hold the No. 26 overall pick in the first round. The team has seven total picks scattered around the board. Buffalo is missing their second-round pick (traded for D.J. Moore), but the team picks twice in the fifth round.

If things hold there, general manager Brandon Beane and the Bills front office could have plenty of options to consider when turning in their selection cards.

During the run up to the draft, which starts April 23, Bills Wire will compile information on prospects Buffalo could have interest in. Specifically, what scouting reports and draft profiles say about their game.

Here's a rundown of what experts are saying about his game:

Plugs gaps and can take runners down with lanky arms

Strength to hold ground even if initially knocked back

Not much production or repertoire in terms of pass rush

66 combined tackles, 7 TFL, 1 sack, 2 passes defended

Domonique Orange (6’2 328) Iowa St.+ Absorbing double teams+ Space eater on the interior+ Strong at the point of attack+ Power in his hands+ Good quickness for his size+ Almost 1,600 snaps played + Feldman Freak List with a reported 34” vertical to go along with benching… pic.twitter.com/QPrcuZKvGi

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