Round 2
33 – Cincinnati Bengals: Jalen Reagor WR TCU
34 – Indianapolis Colts: Austin Jackson OT USC
35 – Detroit Lions: Ross Blacklock DL TCU
36 – New York Giants: Ezra Cleveland OT Boise State
37 – Los Angeles Chargers: Jeff Gladney CB TCU
38 – Carolina Panthers: Cesar Ruiz IOL Michigan
39 – Miami Dolphins: Lloyd Cushenberry III IOL LSU
40 – Houston Texans: Neville Gallimore DL Oklahoma
41 – Cleveland Browns: Antoine Winefield Jr. S Minnesota
42 – Jacksonville Jaguars: A.J. Terrell CB Clemson
43 – Chicago Bears: Jeremy Chinn S Southern Illinois
44 – Indianapolis Colts: Brandon Aiyuk WR Arizona State
45 – Tampa Bay Buccaneers: D’Andre Swift RB Georgia
46 – Denver Broncos: Isaiah Wilson OT Georgia
47 – Atlanta Falcons: Marlon Davidson DL Auburn
48 – New York Jets: Terrell Lewis EDGE Alabama
49 – Pittsburgh Steelers: Raekwon Davis DL Alabama
50 – Chicago Bears: Noah Igbinoghene CB Auburn
51 – Dallas Cowboys: Tyler Biadasz IOL Wisconsin
52 – Los Angeles Rams: Damon Arnette CB Ohio State
53 – Philadelphia Eagles: Laviska Shenault Jr. WR Colorado
54 – Buffalo Bills:Bryce Hall CB Virginia
55 – Baltimore Ravens: Netane Muti IOL Fresno State
56 – Miami Dolphins: Josh Uche EDGE Michigan
57 – Los Angeles Rams: Julian Okwara EDGE Notre Dame
58 – Minnesota Vikings: Cameron Dantzler CB Mississippi State
59 – Seattle Seahawks: Lucas Niang OT TCU
60 – Baltimore Ravens: Justin Madubuike DL Texas A&M
61- Tennessee Titans: Curtis Weaver EDGE Boise State
62 – Green Bay Packers: Cole Kmet TE Notre Dame
63 – Kansas City Chiefs: Jonathan Taylor RB Wisconsin
64 – Seattle Seahawks: Jonah Jackson IOL Ohio State
The biggest dilemma the Buffalo Bills would be facing at the 54th pick in this draft scenario is passing up on edge rushers like Josh Uche, Julian Okwara and Curtis Weaver. Yes, this is an area of need, but the Bills invested a lot of capital into this position in free agency. It wouldn’t be wise to allocate the Bills first selection in the 2020 Draft on this position group after signing players like Mario Addison, Vernon Butler, and Quinton Jefferson.
The next scenario decision would be passing on Jonathan Taylor. Although he is an obvious top three talent for his position group, this type of investment in the position would merit taking too many carries away from Singletary. This is a position that should be selected in the 2020 Draft for the Bills, just not with the first selection.
Although the Bills added both E.J. Gaines and Josh Norman in free agency, by adding the 6’0″, 200 pound corner from Virginia, the Bills would then have 4 players competing for the CB2 position including the two aforementioned, Bryce Hall and Levi Wallace. This kind of competition for this the second corner spot should bring out the best in all four players.
Hall has an impressive combination of size and athleticism to match his high motor; he has the ability to surprise people with his contributions in his rookie year despite his ankle injury last season. His length would help him fit into the Bills primary zone defensive scheme. In addition, that same size and length gives him the ability to be versatile and play press-man at the LOS when necessary.