JayHall93
March 25th, 2005, 1:15:28 PM
2- Ben Wilkerson, C LSU
At our pick, the top 3 tackles will be gone, the top 2 guards will be gone. this leaves us at center. Wilkerson could start as a rookie, and move Teague to LT, until we either replace him, or develop another player. this is a good value pick, and prevents us from reaching for a T or G.
3- Wesley Britt, OT Alabama
Has some injury concerns, however, has incredible potential to become a starter, which is what you look for in a 3rd rounder. He could take over a starting position in 2006.
4- Ronald Bartell, CB Howard
Big for a corner 6' 1, 210 lbs. Small school prospect. very fast as depicted in his 4.40 time in the 40. has a lot of potential. Needs a little time to adjust to the pro level. Also maybe a possiblity as a safety if he can't adjust to a pro CB. either way, we need more depth in the secondary, and this is a good selection.
5- Cedric Houston, RB Tennesee
If/when henry gets traded, we need another rb for depth. Houston is a big back, in the Corey Dillon mold. For a 5th round pick, he would be a good need/value pick.
6- Rian Wallace, ILB Temple
Fletch can't play forever, need some depth at LB. this guy plays with a mean streak. Could be a solid special teams guy right away, and provide solid depth.
7- Lorenzo Alexander, DT Cal
Is a good run stopper. Sam Adams is nearing the end of his career, so it would be wise to add another body to the dl. with a 7th rounder, it is always a development player, so the Bills could go any direction with this pick, but alexander is worth a look.
There it is . I certainly hope that Adam Terry, or David Bass are available, but if not, wilkerson would be a good
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At our pick, the top 3 tackles will be gone, the top 2 guards will be gone. this leaves us at center. Wilkerson could start as a rookie, and move Teague to LT, until we either replace him, or develop another player. this is a good value pick, and prevents us from reaching for a T or G.
3- Wesley Britt, OT Alabama
Has some injury concerns, however, has incredible potential to become a starter, which is what you look for in a 3rd rounder. He could take over a starting position in 2006.
4- Ronald Bartell, CB Howard
Big for a corner 6' 1, 210 lbs. Small school prospect. very fast as depicted in his 4.40 time in the 40. has a lot of potential. Needs a little time to adjust to the pro level. Also maybe a possiblity as a safety if he can't adjust to a pro CB. either way, we need more depth in the secondary, and this is a good selection.
5- Cedric Houston, RB Tennesee
If/when henry gets traded, we need another rb for depth. Houston is a big back, in the Corey Dillon mold. For a 5th round pick, he would be a good need/value pick.
6- Rian Wallace, ILB Temple
Fletch can't play forever, need some depth at LB. this guy plays with a mean streak. Could be a solid special teams guy right away, and provide solid depth.
7- Lorenzo Alexander, DT Cal
Is a good run stopper. Sam Adams is nearing the end of his career, so it would be wise to add another body to the dl. with a 7th rounder, it is always a development player, so the Bills could go any direction with this pick, but alexander is worth a look.
There it is . I certainly hope that Adam Terry, or David Bass are available, but if not, wilkerson would be a good
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