5 Players Buffalo Bills Must Avoid In First Round Of 2016 NFL Draft

By Jacob Camenker

The Buffalo Bills are going to be one of the more interesting teams to watch in the 2016 NFL Draft. Rex Ryan will likely be coaching for his job in the upcoming season, so he needs to add as many impact players as he can in the draft. That said, here is a look at five players he will not be looking to take in the first round.

5 Players Buffalo Bills Must Avoid In First Round Of 2016 NFL Draft

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A'Shawn Robinson — Robinson was a solid college football player at Alabama, but his draft season work has left a lot to be desired. He has had some poor interviews which could be a sign of bad things to come.

WR Will Fuller — The Bills need some receiver help, but Fuller is not the player they need on offense. Fuller is a speed receiver, and the team needs a more physical player to start across from Sammy Watkins. He's just not a good complement for what they have.

DE Noah Spence — Spence has a great physical skill set, but his off-the-field issues should make the Bills look elsewhere in the first round. Spence ran into trouble with drug use at Ohio State, so the Bills should play it safe and pass on him early.

DE Robert Nkemdiche — Nkemdiche is not going to be on the Bills’ radar in the first round, but Ryan may still be intrigued by the talented player’s skill set. Still, he looks like he is going to be an off-the-field nightmare who has a high likelihood of being a bust.

QB Paxton Lynch — There have been some reports that the Bills may be interested in taking Lynch in the first round. That would be a mistake. Though Lynch has great size, mobility and a solid skill set, he is still years away from being a true franchise quarterback.

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