The Buffalo Bills added an offensive lineman with their final pick in the 2026 NFL Draft, selecting Texas A&M guard Ar’Maj Reed-Adams with the 241st overall pick in the seventh round.
Reed-Adams is a senior who has NFL size at 6’5 3/4″ and 314 lbs. He can provide depth on the offensive line with the right coaching and cleaning up some parts of his game.
He graded as the 14th-best overall guard in the nation in 2024 according to Pro Football Focus, but took a step back in 2025. He specializes in run-blocking, earning the sixth-highest run-blocking grade in the nation in 2024.
Bottom line
The Bills and general manager Brandon Beane are hoping that Reed-Adams can recapture his stellar play from 2024 and that’s what a seventh-round pick is good for. The team can always use big bodies on the offensive line whether it’s a starter, depth, or someone on the practice squad.
Grade: B-
This article originally appeared on Bills Wire: 2026 Draft: Grading Bills’ selection of G Ar’Maj Reed-Adams at No. 241
Reporting by Kam Towle, Bills Wire / Bills Wire
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