With the 62nd pick, the Buffalo Bills select CB Tyson Campbell out of Georgia



(Was looking hard for a picture of Ojulari & Campbell together )

Fear not RT, the Buffalo Bulldogs are here to stay! After arguably stealing pass rusher Azeez Ojulari late round 1, the Bills go down the well of Georgia and get themselves a cornerback that may have early round 2 potential and someone who hits a need for this side. It's crazy to draft two defenders on such a stacked defense but it's all about having guys as a next man up for the team. Josh Norman is a free agent at the moment and could arguably be brought back but right now after Tre White is Levi Wallace and Siran Neal according to the depth chart on the Buffalo website. Defintely a position that needs to be address early here, getting someone who contains a well rounded game and is going to be one of quite a few defenders of the university taken, his flaws are inconsistency in reading a run and not doing enough to make picks but the 6'1 size, zone defending and solid speed and sound tackling has Campbell be a solid CB2 and could have him play a vital role as opposing sides will look to throw elsewhere against Buffalo this season. Buffalo can't afford to not go hard after this position.

Chiefs OTC mikec

Sorry guys I know nothing about this. I’ll do some googling and throw a random name out soon.

Apr 14, 2021 0:19:19 GMT mikec said:

Sorry guys I know nothing about this. I’ll do some googling and throw a random name out soon.

Draft a quarterback. Yours ain’t very good anyways.

I’ll go Tylan Wallace from Oklahoma State to add some receiver depth to a surprisingly shallow group.

With the 64th pick the Tampa Bay Buccaneers select D'Wayne Eskridge, WR, Western Michigan

Even with this strong receiver class, it's highly unlikely there will be 12 wideouts drafted in the first two rounds - but as PW's MAC correspondent I couldn't pass up the chance to get my man Eskridge into our mock draft. He's right up there with the two Moore's in terms of speed, and absolutely blazed past all defences he faced in the MAC on his way to a 23ypc average in his senior season. His size probably limits his ability to be a true outside receiver in the NFL but he's got more than enough athleticism and toughness to carve out a role for himself, especially if he lands on a team with a creative and aggressive offence. The Bucs seemingly aren't placing a huge priority on resigning Antonio Brown, and they've already had recent success drafting a receiver out the MAC in Scotty Miller, so I like Eskridge as another deep threat for Brady to heave the rock to.

Great job guys!