Undrafted Free Agents

[YardRat]

Obviously all of the current discussion surrounding the Bills revolves around the draft and who we should take and where, but if Nix's history in San Diego is any indication the post-draft signings will be just as important.

2003-TE Antonio Gates, G Kris Deilman, LB Stephen Cooper, DE Jacques Cesaire, WR Kassim Osgood.
2004-WR Malcolm Floyd
2007-LB Jyles Tucker
2008-FB Mike Tolbert

That's a pretty nice list of guys who weren't 'talented' enough to be drafted.

[New Ro's Greatest]

OBD was good at this before Nix. So putting both forces together should be something special. GO BILLS:drool2:

[methos4ever]

And with both reputations being known amongst the agents, any position we don't fill via the first 7 rounds has a chance to get a lot of candidates in "round 8".

[The Spaz]

I always like looking at UDFA's and I feel this year will be important with the changes on defense and lack of depth at WR.

[Jeff1220]

It seems like the Bills have better success w/UDFAs than they do with late round picks.

[Oaf]

Why wouldn't we have success with signing UDFA's? Most of them have a half-shot at starting for us at some point during our seasons.

[patmoran2006]

It seems like the Bills have better success w/UDFAs than they do with late round picks.

One could argue more success (Peters, Jackson) than their FIRST round picks