When was the last time the Bills had the No. 26 pick at the NFL draft?

The Buffalo Bills enter the 2026 NFL Draft with hopes of improving their roster as will all 32 teams in the league.

The Bills will start that attempt with one selection in Round 1, at No. 26 overall. However, this will not be the first draft that Buffalo has held that pick.

When was that last occasion for the Bills?

Here is who the Bills drafted the last time the team held the No. 26 pick at the NFL draft:

2006: DT John McCargo

ORCHARD PARK , NY - AUGUST 17: John McCargo #97 of the Buffalo Bills is congratulated against the Atlanta Falcons on August 17, 2007 at Ralph Wilson Stadium in Orchard Park, New York. (Photo by Rick Stewart/Getty Images)

McCargo was a first rounder for the Bills at No. 26 overall in 2006 but he was not Buffalo's top pick in this draft. The Bills took safety Donte Whitner at the No. 8 pick but the team's efforts to revamp their defense with these two.

McCargo himself was a shocker of a pick as he was expected to be a second or third-round selection. Between injuries and subpar play, he was eventually traded to the Indianapolis Colts as a guy by the name of Kyle Williams beat him out for a starting position that offseason.

This article originally appeared on Bills Wire: When was the last time the Bills had the No. 26 pick at the NFL draft?