The 2019 NFL Draft is now only two days away and the Buffalo Bills are still left with several intriguing possibilities at pick No. 9 overall.
There are only two more long days until the excitement of the NFL Draft begins.
This year seems a bit different to me even though the Buffalo Bills still have a high pick. The difference is that the Bills aren’t targeting a quarterback so the arguments online about who the team should take aren’t as heated as they were a year ago.
I’m fine with that being the case.
The Bills have options and it appears that it will be hard to make a dumb decision on Thursday night. The only questionable move would be trading down out of the top 20, which I don’t see happening.
Everyone has their opinions and this week is perhaps the most hyped week on the NFL calendar aside from Week 1. Everyone is undefeated right now so even the teams at the top of the draft order are optimistic that the players taken this week will help turn things around right away.
We look at the hype and more in today’s Morning Charge. As a side note, regular readers may have noticed that The Morning Charge is no longer a daily feature. That will likely continue to be the case until the season is underway again.
Buffalo Bills News:
Free agency recap and NFL Draft primer in the BLD Podcast (BuffaLowDown, Stephen McCarthy)
Check out the latest episode of the BLD Podcast to get the latest analysis and opinions on what the Bills should and will do in the draft. Subscribe to the show on iTunes as well!
The case for drafting Ed Oliver at No. 9 overall (BuffaLowDown, Matthew Hodowany)
Oliver would be an ideal selection for the Bills in the first round. The team just has to hope he falls down to No. 9 overall.
What to know about 30 prospects connected to Buffalo Bills (NYup.com, Ryan Talbot)
The Bills have met with a lot of players during the draft process and this article offers up some names of players who could end up in Buffalo later this week. Or perhaps it was all an illusion.
Buffalo Bills 2019 NFL Draft targets and injury concerns (Buffalo Rumblings, Kyle Trimble)
It is always risky to use a high pick on a prospect with injury concerns.
That could be the case this year as there are some great talents who have dealt with injuries in the recent past.