Post-Super Bowl Buffalo Bills Mock Draft
Josh Allen has shown the Bills how impressive a rookie can be. Now, the Bills need to take stock of their draft picks and upgrade their team.
February 7, 2019
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Josh Allen has shown the Bills how impressive a rookie can be. Now, the Bills need to take stock of their draft picks and upgrade their team.
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