Over the years, general manager Brandon Beane has not been afraid to draft more than one player from certain positions. In fact, there have been instances where the Buffalo Bills have drafted players in consecutive rounds from the same position.
In Beane's first draft with the Buffalo Bills, he would pick Taron Johnson in the fourth round of the 2018 NFL Draft and then select Siran Neal in the fith round. This would happen later in that same year's draft when they selected wide receiver Ray-Ray McCloud and Austin Proehl in the sixth and seventh rounds respectively.
It happened again in 2021 when the Bills drafted defensive end Greg Rousseau in the first round and followed it up with Boogie Basham in the second. Then in the third round, the Bills drafted offensive tackle Spencer Brown and with their next pick, which was the fifth round, they selected Tommy Doyle.
While on the surface, it may seem odd for teams to draft multiple players from the same position, it feels like a real possibility that the Buffalo Bills will do it at these four positions.