The Buffalo Bills are wasting no time getting their 2026 draft class locked in and ready to roll. On Thursday, the team officially signed six of their 10 draft picks just ahead of rookie minicamp—a clear sign that the front office is eager to see these new faces in pads.

Headlining the group is second-round edge rusher TJ Parker out of Clemson. After General Manager Brandon Beane executed a savvy series of three trade-backs in the first round, the Bills landed Parker with the 35th overall pick. Parker brings serious juice off the edge, having racked up 41.5 tackles for loss and 21.5 sacks over 39 collegiate games. For a team that loves to generate pressure, this pick feels like a perfect fit.

Joining Parker in the signed squad are five other rookies: fifth-round safety Jalon Kilgore, fifth-round defensive tackle Zane Durant, seventh-round cornerback Toriano Pride Jr., seventh-round punter Tommy Doman Jr., and seventh-round offensive lineman Ar'maj Reed-Adams. Each brings a unique skill set, but Durant and Kilgore are particularly intriguing depth pieces for a defense that prides itself on physicality.

Still waiting on their signatures are second-round cornerback Davison Igbinosun, fourth-round linebacker Jude Bowry, fourth-round wide receiver Skyler Bell, and fourth-round linebacker Kaleb Elarms-Orr. With rookie minicamp just around the corner, expect those deals to get done soon.

For Bills fans, this is the time of year when the future starts to take shape. Whether you're stocking up on new gear to welcome the rookies or just love the energy of draft season, there's plenty to be excited about in Buffalo.