‘“I could see them taking a receiver but you don’t truly know. … But where they were moving from, I don’t think it mattered to us who they were picking,” Beane said. “Now we’ve got the two 2s, a 3, a 4 and four 5s. I think that gives us a chance to fill some roles or use ammo to move around again, depending on how the board falls ..read more

‘Draft analysts were perplexed and Bills fans were frustrated ..read more

‘First, the Bills sent pick No. 28, as well as selection No. 133 overall in the fourth round and No. 248 in the seventh round, to the Kansas City Chiefs – the Chiefs, of all teams! – for the last pick in the first round, No. 32 overall, as well as a third-round pick, No. 95 overall, and a seventh-round selection, No. 221 overall. Then, instead of making the final pick of the first round, the Bills traded again, sending No. 32 overall and No. 200 overall in the sixth round to the Carolina Panthers for the first pick of the second round, No. 33 overall, as well as No. 141 overall in the fifth ro ..read more

‘The surprise, however, was that the Bills allowed the Chiefs to move up to get the player they obviously coveted – Texas’ Xavier Worthy, the fastest receiver in the draft ..read more

‘Trading down was the opposite tack everyone assumed Beane would be on board with. There was speculation that he might take a big swing to get into the top 10 to pick one of the top three receivers – Ohio State’s Marvin Harrison Jr. who went No. 4 to the Cardinals, Malik Nabers of LSU who went to Brian Daboll and the Giants at No. 6, and Washington’s Rome Odunze went No. 9 to the Bears ..read more

‘No. 33 (Round 2, Friday). No. 60 (Round 2, Friday). No. 95 (Round 3, Friday ..read more

‘During the 1970s, the Bills made history by losing 20 consecutive games to the Miami Dolphins, a futility record that may never be matched. One of the reasons for their struggles against Miami and so many other teams (51-91-2 record for the decade) was their horrible track record on draft day. Of the 12 players they selected in the first round of the 1970s drafts, seven were flat out busts ..read more

‘Worthy is an undersized pass catcher but he has blazing speed. Some fans were frustrated with the move because the idea of giving the Chiefs their next big weapon didn’t sit right ..read more

‘“Drake compares himself a lot to Josh Allen… We’ll see about that,” Belichick stated. “I think there are some comparisons with size and athleticism, but Josh Allen is a pretty special player ..read more

‘It would need to be someone who complements Buffalo’s four wide receivers on its active roster: Curtis Samuel, Kahlil Shakir, Mack Hollins and Justin Shorter. Other pass-catchers tight ends Dalton Kincaid, Dawson Knox and running back James Cook ..read more