Buffalo Bills: 5 potential draft targets to watch at the 2021 Senior Bowl

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Alex Leatherwood, University of Alabama (OL)

The Buffalo Bills enter this offseason with questions at the offensive line as Jon Feliciano and Daryl Williams, their starting right guard and right tackle respectively, are both free agents. These questions could be answered by the time the NFL Draft rolls around but in the meantime, the front office should do their due diligence on this part of the offense.

Alex Leatherwood is an experienced offensive lineman that has played both guard and tackle while at the University of Alabama. He played right guard as a sophomore in 2018 before moving to left tackle the past two seasons.

I absolutely think Alex Leatherwood can play at tackle in the NFL and be a solid one at that, but if it doesn't work out there he's gonna be a very good guard.

There is stiffness in his lower body that says he could thrive more on the interior. Either way, he's a good prospect.
— Nick Farabaugh (@FarabaughFB) January 20, 2021

This versatility is why it would make sense for the Buffalo Bills to be interested as he could be a potential replacement if either Feliciano or Williams were to leave this offseason.

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