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Archives for April 28, 2024

Bills select linebacker Edefuan Ulofoshio with 160th pick out of Washington

‘In six seasons at Washington, Ulofoshio collected 251 tackles (153 solo), 15 for loss, seven sacks, five forced fumbles, two fumble recoveries and an interception. In 2023 Ulofoshio was a Second Team All-American (PFF), a Third Team All-American (Associated Press), along with being named First Team All-Pac 12.’

Bills select cornerback Daequan Hardy 219th overall out of Penn State

‘Hardy played primarly special teams with the Nittany Lions in his senior season. Hardy earned second-team All-America honors from CBS Sports as a punt returner, named second-team All-Big Ten by the coaches and media as a return specialist, was a third-team All-Big Ten honoree as a cornerback voted by the coaches and an honorable mention selection voted by the media.’

Bills wrap up 2024 NFL Draft by selecting offensive tackle Travis Clayton

‘Clayton played rugby over in England joining the NFL Academy in 2019. He then was selected to join the the International Player Pathway (IPP) program. Clayton ran a 4.79 40 yard dash at the NFL Combine. His 40 time was one of the fastest than all offensive linemen who’ve competed at the NFL Combine over the past 10 years.’

Buffalo Bills RB Ray Davis has a story that makes him an easy player to root for

‘”I grew up in the foster care system in San Francisco for eight years. I had to become a man at 12, so I think just had to adapt to my situation and my environment and understand that I had to raise myself,” Davis said. “So I just knew right then and there it was about staying focused, trying to continue to survive and that was the biggest thing I lived by and that’s what made me the man I am today.”‘

Carucci Take 2: Bills get their receiver and change draft narrative … for now

‘This has the potential to linger through the 2024 NFL season and perhaps the postseason. In order for it to stop, Xavier Worthy, the super-fast receiver the Bills could have had in the first round but instead allowed Kansas City to select 28th overall, needs to become a non-factor. There better not be anything remotely approaching what happened with the last guy the Bills allowed the Chiefs to grab with a previously held Buffalo pick. I’ll just use his initials: P.M.’

Bills add RB Ray Davis in fourth round

‘Davis is an experienced player, as he played in college for five years for three different schools. He’s 24 years old and ended his college career at Kentucky after spending two years at Temple and two years at Vanderbilt.’