Buffalo Bills get a steal in the first round of the latest 7-round mock draft

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Nov 2, 2019; Tallahassee, FL, USA; Miami Hurricanes tight end Brevin Jordan (9) catches a pass in the second half against the Florida State Seminoles at Doak Campbell Stadium. Mandatory Credit: Melina Myers-USA TODAY Sports /

Round 3, 93rd Overall: Brevin Jordan, TE (Miami)

In the third round, the Buffalo Bills turn their attention to the offensive side of the ball and give Josh Allen another weapon in tight end Brevin Jordan out of the University of Miami. He is a player, that in my opinion, is the best fit for what the Buffalo Bills offense needs from this position.

He is an athletic tight end that can be a weapon in the passing game by stretching the field down the middle. When the Bills have Stefon Diggs and Emmanuel Sanders, or Gabriel Davis, on the outside it can push the safeties down the field and Jordan can take advantage of that intermediate range in the middle of the field for Josh Allen.

However, the thing that sets Jordan apart from some of the other tight ends is his blocking. The run game is something that should improve this coming season and Jordan can help here with improved blocking. The team lost Lee Smith and pairing Jordan with Knox on the field in 12 personnel gives them two tight ends that are above average in this area.

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