The Buffalo Bills have officially signed second-round cornerback Davison Igbinosun, the team announced Friday, adding a dynamic defensive back to their roster ahead of the upcoming season.

Selected with the 62nd overall pick after the Bills traded up to secure his services, Igbinosun brings a blend of collegiate experience and athleticism to Buffalo's secondary. The signing leaves only three draft picks unsigned: fourth-round offensive tackle Jude Bowry, fourth-round wide receiver Skyler Bell, and fourth-round Kaleb Elarms-Orr.

Igbinosun's journey to the NFL began at Ole Miss, where he started as a freshman, before transferring to Ohio State for three standout seasons. Over his four-year college career, the cornerback amassed impressive numbers: 194 total tackles, four interceptions, and 27 pass breakups—showcasing his ability to disrupt opposing passing games.

However, scouts note a potential area for growth: Igbinosun committed 27 penalties over his final two college seasons, a statistic that will likely be a focus for Bills coaches as they work to refine his aggressive playing style. For fans looking to gear up like their new defensive star, this signing signals an exciting addition to a team building for contention.