The Buffalo Bills have ten picks in the upcoming 2025 NFL Draft and will have plenty of ammunition to maneuver the board as they see fit to fortify a roster that will hopefully be able to get over the hump and reach the Super Bowl this season.
As draft day gets closer and closer, prospects are meeting with teams left and right, and the Bills recently hosted one promising cornerback prospect who could certainly help out what was a bottom-ten pass defense in 2024.
Insider Josh Reed shared on X that, according to New York Upstate’s Ryan Talbot, Notre Dame corner Benjamin Morrison recently went through a pre-draft visit with the Bills and could be an option in the second round.
“The Bills hosted Notre Dame CB Benjamin Morrison for a pre-draft visit, according to @RyanTalbotBills. If he’s available in the 2nd round I believe he will be starting CB on the opposite side of Christian Benford next season.”
The Bills hosted Notre Dame CB Benjamin Morrison for a pre-draft visit, according to @RyanTalbotBills.
If he’s available in the 2nd round I believe he will be starting CB on the opposite side of Christian Benford next season. Here’s the 30-in-30 we did in Morrison: pic.twitter.com/Uhevkux8N3
— Josh Reed (@4JoshReed) April 13, 2025
The junior missed most of this past season due to a hip labrum injury as the Fighting Irish made it all the way to the National Championship game.
The injury also kept him from participating in the NFL Combine, but he is working out for teams now and shouldn’t see his draft stock take much of a hit, even after the rough year he just had.
Morrison had an impressive nine interceptions over his first two years with the Irish and would be an ideal high-upside choice for any team looking for secondary help, which Buffalo certainly is.
The Bills have two selections in the second round at Nos. 56 and 62, and it wouldn’t be a surprise to see Morrison go off the board in one of those slots should he last that long.
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