In his latest mock draft for the Buffalo Bills, ESPN's Mel Kiper Jr. prioritizes defensive upgrades, projecting three crucial selections aimed at strengthening the team's defense. The Bills, who struggled against the pass last season, are expected to add cornerback Maxwell Hairston from Kentucky at pick 30. With a blistering 4.28-second 40-yard dash, Hairston offers explosive speed and ball-hawking ability, evidenced by six interceptions over the last two seasons. In the second round, Kiper sees defensive tackle Tyleik Williams from Ohio State joining the mix, capable of plugging up the run while also providing penetration. Finally, safety Xavier Watts from Notre Dame rounds out the draft, boasting 13 interceptions, which leads the FBS. This three-player haul could significantly bolster the Bills' defensive lineup.