Buffalo Bills: Getting to know the top prospects in 2019

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The Buffalo Bills have plenty of options with the No. 9 overall pick in the 2019 NFL Draft. Here is a look at some of the top prospects.

The Buffalo Bills currently have 10 selections in the 2019 NFL Draft.

The first comes at No. 9 overall, while the team is also selecting early at No. 40 overall. That means two top prospects will be coming to town, and hopefully some guys taken later end up being foundational pieces as well.

Daniel Jeremiah of NFL.com recently put out a list of his top 50 prospects. I would recommend clicking the link and viewing the list, as it likely contains two players who will be coming to Buffalo.

Right now the main focus should be on offensive linemen and wide receivers.

Oklahoma’s Marquise Brown is the top wide receiver listed and actually shows up at the No. 9 spot on Jeremiah’s list. Perhaps it is a perfect match for the Bills. The one problem is that he is not even six-feet tall, and the Bills could really use a big body on the outside. However, that doesn’t mean the team won’t draft him if they think he can be a difference-maker on offense.

As for offensive linemen, there are several on this list who could likely end up in Buffalo. Washington State’s Andre Dillard is up first at No. 12 overall, while Florida’s Jawaan Taylor is right after him.

The Bills could use both a guard and a tackle, so it doesn’t really matter if a player listed as a tackle would have to change positions.

There are also quarterbacks on this list but thanks to the team drafting Josh Allen, we all get a break from the quarterback arguments in 2019. However, I will gladly watch as fans of other teams get into heated discussions about the young signal-callers.

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Check out Jeremiah’s full list to see some players who could end up in a Bills uniform in 2019.