The Buffalo Bills have acquired the 25th pick and taken Utah tight end Dalton Kincaid.

Buffalo acquired the pick in a deal with the Jacksonville Jaguars, who had landed the selection in a swap with the New York Giants.

The Bills also sent a fourth-round pick to the Jaguars in the deal.

The New York Giants traded up to the 24th pick on Thursday night to draft Maryland cornerback Deonte Banks.

In the trade, the Jacksonville Jaguars received the 25th pick and 2023 fifth and seventh-rounders from the Giants.

The Arizona Cardinals have been busy on the first night of the draft, but DeAndre Hopkins remains with the franchise.

When asked about a potential Hopkins trade, Cardinals general manager Monti Ossenfort said, "I don't foresee that happening."

Hopkins has long been rumored to be on the move this offseason. 

The Pittsburgh Steelers moved up to the No. 14 pick and drafted Georgia offensive tackle Broderick Jones on Thursday night.

Pittsburgh acquired the pick in a deal with the New England Patriots, who received the No. 17 and No. 120 overall picks.

The Philadelphia Eagles have traded up to the No. 9 pick in a deal with the Chicago Bears.

Chicago will receive pick No. 10 and a 2024 fourth-round pick in the deal, per a source.

The Eagles used the selection on Georgia DT Jalen Carter.

The Arizona Cardinals have traded up to the No. 6 pick and selected Ohio State offensive tackle Paris Johnson, Jr.

In the deal, the Detroit Lions received picks No. 12, No. 34 and No. 168.

In addition to getting the sixth pick, Arizona will also receive the 81st pick.

The Houston Texans, who drafted C.J. Stroud with the second overall pick, have traded to No. 3 as well in a deal with the Arizona Cardinals, according to a report.

With the third overall pick, the Texans selected Alabama linebacker Will Anderson, Jr.

In the trade, the Cardinals will receive the No. 12 pick, No. 33 pick and first and third-round selections in 2024. Houston gets No. 3 and No. 105.

Devin White requested a trade on April 11 in hopes of facilitating a long-term deal with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers.

Soon after, Jason Licht said that the linebacker has "done some great things for us as a player and we look forward to more from him in the future, so he's on our team."

Todd Bowles took things a step further on Monday.

"We've got him for another year like Jason said," Bowles said. "We discussed it. We're not trading him, and we'll go from there. It's the offseason right now, and nothing counts. We expect him to be there when the season starts."

White is scheduled to make $11.706 million on his fifth-year option, the team can fine him for every day he misses during training camp.

John Lynch has reiterated that the San Francisco 49ers aren't actively shopping Trey Lance.

"I think there's a lot of smoke, really, and that it hasn't been extremely active," Lynch said. "And it's not like we've put it out there that, hey, we're taking offers for Trey, call 1-800. It's not been the process. People's job in this is to ask questions. Has that happened on a couple occasions? Sure. But it hasn't been that substantive."

Lynch added that despite receiving calls, he expects Lance to be on San Francisco's 2023 roster.

"Absolutely. I expect Trey to be here, and we're excited about Trey's ability to compete and what he can do for our franchise just as we were when we drafted Trey," the general manager said. "And I think the only thing that's changed this offseason is that Trey's gone and got himself healthy. He was injured last year. He's done a really good job of doing that. He's done some different things in terms of his training this offseason. He's very encouraged by that, and we'll see when we get an opportunity to get out there on the field with him. But we have every reason to be encouraged as well."

The Tennessee Titans say they have not fielded trade calls on Derrick Henry.

"It is what it is," general manager Ran Carthon said Monday. "I know people have a job to do to speculate and put things out and hope that it sticks, hope that they're right."

The Titans were reportedly shopping Henry at the combine in March. Carthon called reports of the team looking to trade Henry "erroneous."

Henry finished last season with 1,538 rushing yards and 13 touchdowns. He is entering the final season of a four-year, $50 million contract he signed in 2020.