The Buffalo Bills grabbed three defensive and three offensive players in this year’s NFL Draft.
The Buffalo Bills had quite a busy draft, despite only having six picks to begin with. They ended up trading most of them up or down to make sure they got the player(s) they needed — wanted. Overall, it was a successful NFL Draft that should see production right away.
The Bills had a lot of needs coming into this draft and did a good job of making sure those were addressed — even though there were some bigger names available to them at times.
To run you through what happened exactly, let’s go through a quick recap of the trades, selections that occurred from Thursday to Saturday:
- Set to pick at No. 10 in the first round, the Buffalo Bills made a trade with the Kansas City Chiefs. In return for the 10th pick, Buffalo got the 27th pick, as well as a third round draft pick and a 2018 first rounder.
- Buffalo would select Tre’Davious White at No. 27.
- In the second round, Buffalo had the 44th overall pick, but once again traded it. This time they moved up to No. 37 and added a fifth round pick, giving away No. 44 and a third round selection to the Los Angeles Rams.
- After selecting Zay Jones at No. 37, the Buffalo Bills made one more trade back into the 2nd round. Giving away their other third round selection and two fifth round draft picks, the Bills received the Falcons’ second round pick.
- The Bills selected Dion Dawkins with their second 2nd Round pick. This left them with two fifth round draft picks and a sixth round pick left.
- With no more trades, the Bills selected Matt Milano, Nathan Peterman and Tanner Vallejo to close out this year’s draft.
Alright, let’s get to the grades for this year’s Buffalo Bills‘ draft class:
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