I also agree.
Seems like a perfect spot, getting past the true blue chip players, and still high enough that someone will probably fall into that
area. Seems like someone always does for one reason or another.
The other thing is, unless one of the D-linemen falls, Buffalo really would have to look at trading down as the draft may be deepest
in the WR spot, which most concede is Buffalo's largest are of need.
If they could trade down and get decent value, pick up two WR's on the first day, I would concider that a great draft: stategically anyhow.
For what it's worth, I have always felt the draft is a numbers game: get as many quality players on the first day as you can, because you
are going to miss on some inevitably. Also, as the team gets better, the chance of lower round players even making the team decreases.