The Buffalo Bills Rookies Have Their New Jersey Numbers For 2026

The NFL Draft is over. Now that we've got some new players, we're going to have some new numbers to memorize for when we're watching the games.

We watch Bills games every week during the season. We never miss a single one. Every play we're flipping through numbers in our head. By the time we know who is wearing that number, the season ends. Then the next year, we have new numbers to remember.

I still remember the old players in those numbers

Am I the only one who still thinks of old players when you see a popular number on the field? Sure, there are some that are already retired. We will never see another #12 (Kelly), another #78 (Bruuuuucce), or another #34 (Thurman Thomas). But does anyone else see #58 and still think of Shane Conlan? Maybe you see #22 and think of Fred Jackson.

We've got new numbers to remember for 2026

The Buffalo Bills have released the numbers that the rookies will be wearing this year. They certainly moved around a lot this year but ended up drafting 10 players when all was said and done.

• Round 2, 35th overall: TJ Parker, Edge (Clemson)
• Round 2, 62nd overall: Davison Igbinosun, CB (Ohio State)
• Round 4, 102nd overall: Jude Bowry, T/G (Boston College)
• Round 4, 125th overall: Skyler Bell, WR (UConn)
• Round 4, 126th overall: Kaleb Elarms-Orr, LB (TCU)
• Round 5, 167th overall: Jalon Kilgore, S (South Carolina)
• Round 5, 181st overall: Zane Durant, DT (Penn State)
• Round 7, 220th overall: Toriano Pride Jr., CB (Missouri)
• Round 7, 239th overall: Tommy Doman Jr., P (Florida)
• Round 7, 241st overall: Ar'maj Reed-Adams, G (Texas A&M)

Here are the numbers they will be wearing:

So we will have to remember that #99 isn't Harrison Phillips or Larry Ogunjobi.  Number 21 isn't Jordan Poyer, and number 60 isn't Mitch Morse. Number 13 isn't Stevie Johnson or Gabe Davis.