The Buffalo Bills have taken a significant step in their roster development by announcing the signing of six new players, including third-round defensive end Landon Jackson. Jackson, who expressed his aspiration to mirror the success of elite edge rusher Maxx Crosby, aims to bring a high motor and a commitment to both pass rushing and run defense to the Bills. Joining him are fifth-round selections Jordan Hancock (defensive back) and Jackson Hawes (tight end), as well as Dorian Strong (cornerback), Chase Lundt (offensive tackle), and Kaden Prawther (wide receiver).

With first-round cornerback Maxwell Hairston and other picks still unsigned, the Bills are focused on strengthening their defensive front. Jackson's self-comparison to Crosby, a four-time Pro Bowler, reflects his ambitions and perhaps a dash of confidence as he begins his professional career. The Bills are also addressing any concerns surrounding James Cook's contract situation, showcasing their commitment to maintaining a competitive roster.