Buffalo Bills: Five round mock draft before the NFL Combine

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This is a five round mock draft for the Buffalo Bills with the NFL Combine right around the corner.

The NFL Combine is a few days away and it gives the fans and teams the opportunity to see draft prospects compete in a number of different drills. Fans of the Buffalo Bills will have their eyes fixed on the wide receiver class, one that has been dubbed as the best wide receiver class since 2014.

The first mock draft was focused on if the Buffalo Bills took a defensive end in the first round and found their wide receiver in the later rounds. This time around the Buffalo Bills have a perfect wide receiver fall into their lap in the first round, giving them the option to draft a defensive end in the later rounds.

With many draft analysts predicting a lot of trades on Day One for quarterbacks, and with there only being a few top options at offensive linemen, it leaves the Buffalo Bills with the luxury of being able to pick a potential franchise altering wide receiver.

The Bills have plenty of draft picks, including two in the fifth round, and in this mock draft they don’t trade away any, but don’t expect Brandon Beane to hold on to them. In his history of being the general manager he’s made many trades. This trend could give him the ability to trade back into the first round or second round and pick up one more blue chip player.

This is a five round round mock draft for the Buffalo Bills prior to the NFL Combine kicking off.

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