It is no secret the Buffalo Bills would like to move up in the draft.
Although they could remain at nine and probably take a talent pass-catcher like former North Carolina Tar Heels’ tight end Eric Ebron, they would like to find an impact receiver. To get either former Clemson Tigers’ star Sammy Watkins or former Texas A&M Aggies’ quarterback Johnny Manziel’s favorite target, Mike Evans, they would have to move up.
Recently, the Bills have also been connected to the Houston Texans and St. Louis Rams in an attempt to acquire one of the top two picks and select either former South Carolina Gamecocks’ defensive end Jadeveon Clowney or former Auburn Tigers’ offensive tackle Greg Robinson.
According to Tim Graham of The Buffalo News, the Bulls are currently going to stand pat at nine, but are still ready to make a deal.
Ian Rapoport of the NFL Network believe the Texans could still make a trade, possibly with the Bills.
From what I hear from the #Texans, there’s still a chance at a trade for No. 1. Talks will heat up when they are on the clock. #staytuned
— Ian Rapoport (@RapSheet) May 8, 2014
This is certainly a situation to monitor.