The eve of the 2015 NFL draft has finally arrived.
Hours upon hours of scouting, watching tape and conducting interviews culminate with the seven-round event beginning in prime time on Thursday night.
While several teams jockey for position atop the draft for the chance to select quarterbacks Jameis Winston and Marcus Mariota, the Buffalo Bills will most likely be sitting on the sideline on Thursday night without a pick in the top 32.
Buffalo's trade of two first-round selections for the right to pick wide receiver Sammy Watkins will assuredly be talked about when Cleveland comes on the clock in its spot at No.