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Bills trade twice, eventually move out of first round in 2024 NFL Draft

‘The Bills ended up trading the 28th pick, along with a fourth-round pick (133rd overall) and a seventh-round pick (248th overall) to the Chiefs in exchange for the 32nd overall pick, a third-round pick (95th overall) that the Bills didn’t have entering the weekend, and the 221st overall pick in Round 7.’

Beane had no hesitation trading with Chiefs in Round 1 of NFL Draft

‘”We could have traded with someone else and they take somebody. We had other opportunities, and I would say that was the best deal for us, take the team out of it. That was the best deal that we thought that fit what we wanted to do,” said Beane after Thursday’s first round. “The way you have to look at it, we talked to teams in our division about the trade. It’s really, to me, what’s the best deal for the Bills? If we don’t do a deal, in this case with Kansas City, they can go do a deal with the next team.”‘

So the fun starts tomorrow; 5 prospects that the Buffalo Bills could target on day two of NFL Draft

‘The first guy we’ll talk about is Adonai Mitchell who could have very easily been the Bills pick had they kept the 28th overall pick in round one. Mitchell is both a speedy and vertical threat that could compliment Josh Allen and the rest of the Bills offense. One criticism per CBS Sports’ Chris Trapasso is that he struggles with yards after the catch. The hope is that very important YAC (yards after catch) stat turns around in an NFL organization, so why not get your “X” receiver at a bargain in the second round.’

4 things to know: Bills drop out of 1st round, will lead off in 2nd

‘Buffalo improved its draft position for the remaining two days of the draft, moving up 38 spots into the third round (No. 95) in the deal with the Chiefs, replacing the pick dealt to Green Bay (No. 91) for cornerback Rasul Douglas at least season’s trade deadline, while giving up a fourth-rounder (No. 133). They jumped 59 spots into the fifth round (No. 141) in the trade with Carolina, sending back a sixth (No. 200). The Bills also went up 27 slots in Saturday’s seventh round (No. 221) in the deal with the Chiefs.’

Josh Allen’s WR wishes for the ’24 NFL Draft

‘“I’m doing my own evals right now in trying to lean Beane being one way or another,” Allen said with a smirk last week when discussing the draft after the Bills reconvened for offseason workouts.’

Man who fell into stadium pit at Bills opener could have case dismissed

‘Others charged with trespassing at the stadium site during the course of last season have received similar outcomes. A defendant will typically have their charges dismissed after receiving an adjournment in contemplation of dismissal (ACD), so long as they stay out of trouble and meet any conditions set by a judge.’

Bills trade out of the first round

‘They aren’t going to win a popularity contest with the fanbase at this point, but they seem to have conviction on a clear strategy of making value picks.’

Carucci Take 2: Hard to find positive in Bills’ no-pick first round

‘Yes, an exchange of first-round picks with the defending Super Bowl champions against whom they’ve lost three times in the postseason since 2020. Yes, the same team with which the Bills swapped choices in 2017, giving the Chiefs the No. 10 overall pick in exchange for the No. 27 slot. Yes, the same No. 10 pick that KC used for a quarterback named Patrick Mahomes.’