There sure is a lot of buzz around the Bills.. possibly just more smokescreen, but reports are saying Bills are interested in moving up so they can draft Matt Kalil.
LinkCharley Casserly of CBS Sports and NFL Network is reporting that the left tackle-needy Buffalo Bills “would like to trade up” to draft USC’s Matt Kalil, and are willing to surrender a second-round pick to close the deal.
Report: “Many teams” rank Barron as No. 6 player in draft:
LinkSince late Tuesday night, seemingly no player eligible for the 2012 draft has had hotter draft stock than Alabama safety Mark Barron. A report surfaced out of Buffalo that the Bills are “extremely interested” in Barron, and it’s now believed he could end up going earlier than the tenth pick.
I don't want them drafting an OT with the first pick--but he's the lone exception.
Oh! A phong is ringin!
Who's gonna draft Red Taron!
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Rams need ALOT....but i want Blackmon at #6.
At #33 i'll take RB Doug Martin.
At #39 i'll take OG Cordy Glenn
I don't think Blackmon goes #6 tbh. Not worth it, especially with a plethora of WRs sitting there at #33
Mark Barron = Roy Williams
Lions are looking to move up to for a starter in the secondary:
LinkDetroit’s secondary struggled in a season-ending loss to the Packers and a postseason-ending loss to the Saints, and if the Lions want to take the next step and beat good passing teams like the Packers and Saints next season, secondary is a position they’d like to upgrade tonight in the first round of the NFL draft. And the Lions might just be desperate enough for secondary help that they’ll trade up to get a player they’re confident can start from Day One.
Patriots have talked to the Seahawks about trading their No. 12 pick.
LinkPatriots coach Bill Belichick may be thinking about packaging his own first-round draft pick (No. 31) and the Saints’ pick (No. 27) to trade to the Seahawks to move up to No. 12.
Albert Breer of NFL Network reports that the Patriots have inquired with the Seahawks to see what it would take to move up to 12.
Cowboys are considering taking the following with the No. 14 pick:
http://profootballtalk.nbcsports.com...ecastro-glenn/With the 14th pick in the NFL draft, the Cowboys seem to have settled on four players they may select: Alabama safety Mark Barron, LSU defensive tackle Michael Brockers, Stanford guard David DeCastro and Georgia tackle Cordy Glenn.
All would be good picks for Dallas
Todd Archer is reporting that more than likely the Cowboys will take Michael Brockers. Adam Schefter believes that Barron will be long gone before the Cowboys pick at #14.
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Anyone have an idea where Cyrus Gray or Jeff Fuller end up?
Chargers and Cowboys are calling the Bills about moving up...
I heard the Browns moved to #3
Browns just moved up to draft Trent Richardson, making trade with Vikings
Smart move by Vikings.
Browns
Gave up three picks to move up one spot
Vikings get 4th overall, 4th, 5th, and 7th rd pick...for a player that Minny wasn't going to draft anyways
I think this cements Claiborne to Minny now
That doesn't make any sense. Unless they thought the Bucs were going to try to move up to get him.Vikings get 4th overall, 4th, 5th, and 7th rd pick...for a player that Minny wasn't going to draft anyways
My guess is that the Vikes told Cleveland they had a ton of suitors for the 3rd pick, and Cleveland panicked
It's the Cleveland Browns. They rarely make sense.
Who takes Kalil now? Don't think Minny does anymore, we know TB won't. Rams want Blackmon. Miami has Jake Long. If he's not a Vike, he'll be a Bill...maybe a Jag, but doubtful
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