Originally, the Buffalo Bills were supposed to have the No. 21 and 22 picks in the first round of the 2018 NFL Draft. However, they appear to have their sights set on grabbing a quarterback this month, and traded away Cordy Glenn and their No. 21 pick to get up to No. 12. They may not be finished moving up the draft order, but if they stay here, they may be able to get one of the better signal-callers in the class.
Josh Allen has been predicted to go anywhere from first overall, to the second round, so he could be still on the board at No. 12. If he is still there, the Bills need to grab him with their first of two first rounders. They already have A.J. McCarron on their roster, and if Allen is not ready to start in Week 1, they can roll with the veteran until he is ready to hand over the keys to the car.
When it comes to arm talent, there is no better quarterback in this draft class. Allen can throw a football farther than any other quarterback available, and he has played in cold weather before. Playing in Wyoming during his college career will have prepped him for the arctic temperatures of Western New York, where he would thrive as a member of the Buffalo Bills.