Moments after the completion of the NFL draft on Saturday night, the Buffalo Bills began the process of filling out their roster with undrafted free agents.
Through media reports and college programs, here's a rundown of the players who have agreed to terms (the Bills do not announce the acquisitions until they pass physicals before rookie minicamp next month):
• Wide receiver Ja'Mori Maclin, per NFL Network: Caught 13 passes for 189 yards as a graduate transfer at Kentucky in 2025. In two seasons with the Wildcats, he totaled 26 catches for 502 yards and four touchdowns. Maclin transferred from North Texas, where in 2023, he caught 57 passes for 1,004 yards and 11 touchdowns (17.6 yards per reception). Maclin is 5-foot-11, 188 pounds.
The Bills signed fullback Jackson Acker as an undrafted free agent. Andy Manis
• Fullback Jackson Acker, confirmed by Bills coach Joe Brady: Appeared in 38 games across four seasons at Wisconsin. Bills defensive coordinator Jim Leonhard was still with the Badgers at the start of Acker's college career. Acker will have an opportunity to compete for the fullback role vacated by Reggie Gilliam, who signed with the Patriots.
• Offensive tackle Da'Metrius Weatherspoon from Syracuse, per NFL Network. Started 11 games at right tackle and one at left guard in 2025. Appeared in 37 games at Syracuse and Howard University. Listed at 6-7, 320 pounds.
• Linebacker Theron Gaines from Tennessee Tech, per NFL Network. Totaled 92 tackles, including 14½ for a loss and 6½ sacks, as a senior at the FCS program in 2025.
• Running back Desmond Reid from Pittsburgh, per Reid's agent. Started his career at Western Carolina and broke out in 2024 with 966 rushing yards and 579 receiving yards at Pitt. He also had an 88-yard punt return for a touchdown. Reid is a smaller back (5-foot-6, 176 pounds, but he had 25 plays that went for 20-plus yards over the past two seasons with the Panthers.
• Long snapper Mark Langston from Indiana, per the Hoosiers' social media accounts. Started 29 games across the past two seasons for Indiana. Began his college career at Kennesaw State before transferring to Georgia Southern. He was voted first-team all-Big Ten in 2025. Currently working on his MBA in data analytics at Indiana’s Kelley School of Business.
• Wide receiver Max Tomczak from Youngstown State, per the Penguins' social media accounts. An FCS All-American as a senior in 2025, Tomczak caught 70 passes for 1,021 yards and eight touchdowns. He had nine games of five or more receptions. During his four seasons, Tomczak totaled 225 catches for 3,024 yards and 15 touchdowns. He was listed at 6 feet, 195 pounds. His uncle, Mike, played quarterback in the NFL for 15 seasons and won a Super Bowl with the Chicago Bears.
• Offensive tackle Bruno Fina from Duke, per his father, John, who played 10 seasons for the Bills from 1992-2001. Bruno was a two-year letter-winner at UCLA before he transferred to Duke. Fina started 26 games at left tackle across the past two seasons. Last season, he was the recipient of Duke's Cutcliffe Family Award, which is presented annually to the most improved players in the program. Fina played 988 snaps in 2025.
• Cornerback Kari Walker from Arkansas, according to the Razorbacks' social media accounts. Walker, who's listed at 6-foot-2, started 11 games as a senior in 2025. He totaled 52 tackles, including three for a loss, and one interception with 11 pass breakups. Walker was with Bills cornerbacks coach Jay Valai at Oklahoma from 2022 to 2024.
• Cornerback Jordan Dunbar from Missouri State, per the school. Dunbar, a Syracuse native, had 21 tackles with 13 passes defended and two interceptions in 13 games during his final season. He also played at Rice and Kansas State.
• Outside linebacker Cade Denhoff from Clemson, per the school. He totaled 29 tackles, one for a loss, and a pass breakup in 346 defensive snaps as a senior. Teammates with Bills second-round draft pick T.J. Parker. After redshirting his first year, he was credited with 63 tackles (five for loss), two sacks, a fumble recovery, and a pass breakup in 46 career games over the last four seasons.
• Wide receiver Gabriel Benyard of Kennesaw State, per the school. A chess piece in the Owls' offense, Benyard produced 60 catches for 949 yards and nine touchdowns. He totaled at least 100 yards on four occasions, and he led his team with 1,300 all-purpose yards. The Bills must be intrigued by Benyard's play on special teams. Last season, he returned 25 punts for 234 yards (9.4 per return) and a touchdown. Benyard was named first-team all-Conference USA.
