Brandon

The guy the Vikings drafted in the 4th is also in that competition now. I've seen him listed at a 4.32.

They just finished a season with nearly 5,000 passing yards and 40 passing TDs. Everyone has an extra year in the system and they have a (hopefully) healthy Sanders replacing Brown. Maybe they could use another speed guy, but they're not exactly chopped liver out there.

The guy the Vikings took wasn't overly productive, but he's ridiculously fast.

I'd keep him at OT, but he could still be a receiving threat on tackle-eligible plays.

That number on the 3 cone drill is something you see on WRs and CBs. That's insane.

Slow, lumbering OT? Dude was the highest ranked OT ever on the 'relative athletic score' metric of all OTs taken since 1987.

I'm surprised they went OT, but I can't argue with who they took. Tons of potential there.

I'd be happy with the first two and could understand why they'd go with the third.

I'm going to guess offense for the Bills...Quinn Meinerz or Kenneth Gainwell.

It doesn't have to be. Very few QBs handle overwhelming pressure well, especially up the middle.

I thought they might go for someone like Ossai if they were to go for another pass rusher, but clearly, they like these bigger, more versatile types instead. Regardless, I like it. If you can't get a good CB, try to be as disruptive up front as possible. It worked for the Giants against Brady years ago and it worked for the Bucs against Mahomes.

The available CBs don't look like much. I'd take a C here or maybe even another pass rushing DE.

23 TD receptions the last two seasons.

I might be tempted to take Joseph Ossai if I were making the pick...

Nope. He went early in the round.

It could also mean that they just don't like the value of the available CBs in R2.

The CBs are going to go quick here in R2. They always do.

CB seems to be the biggest need, but there's usually a run on corners at this point in the draft and I don't expect anyone left worth drafting at that spot. Javonte Williams likely doesn't fall and the rest of the RBs aren't much. Given that, I think C, DT or maybe an OG are the most likely.

Taller guys usually don't do so great on the agility drills, anyway. I don't think it's much of an issue whatever the case may be.

I think it may be Javonte Williams.

I wouldn't be surprised by it, though I'd expect them to trade back a bit if that's the case.

I think I'd prefer a CB if they stay at 30, but I suspect that they're going to try to take some pressure off Allen and upgrade their running game with a RB or maybe even an interior OL. Given that, I'm saying Najee Harris at 30 or Javonte Williams if they trade back from 30 into R2.

RB wouldn't be my first choice here, but I don't have any real objection to it, either. As much as I hate taking CBs in R1, I do think its likely to be the best value at 30 and most likely to make a quality contribution in year 1. As much as they do need one, pass rushing DEs in the back half of R1 tend to be pretty risky. Unless the guy is a clear top 5-10 overall talent that somehow drops to 30, I'd rather wait until at least R2.

Doug Flutie. I couldn't stand his attitude and I definitely enjoyed watching what a winner he was in San Diego without the Bills D carrying him. Aaron Maybin. As someone said earlier, this isn't entirely fair, as it's not his fault that the Bills picked him where they did and ahead of Orakpo.

Its an ugly stat line, I agree, but I don't think the stat line tells the full story. We're probably having a much different conversation if Brown and Diggs had made those 1st half catches in the endzone that hit them in the hands. I'm not saying that's all their fault, the Chiefs DBs were all over them, but I'm not going to pretend that Allen didn't give them a chance to make those plays.