Following a very successful season where the team went 13-3, the Buffalo Bills find themselves in the very rare position of drafting late in the first round. So late in fact, that the team may not have a prospect with a first-round grade fall to them at the 30th overall pick.
General manger Brandon Beane hasn’t been one to shy away from trade-up scenarios and is rather known for his penchant for targeting certain players, regardless of the cost. If one such player were to fall a bit during the first round, he isn’t one to shy away from taking a chance and making a move.