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[cookie G]

Bills continue to take a close look at Kyle Fuller

http://profootballtalk.nbcsports.com...n-kyle-fuller/

The Bills hold the ninth overall pick in the draft. For the third time in seven years, the Bills could be using a top-11 pick on a cornerback.

According to Mike Rodak of ESPN.com, Virginia Tech cornerback Kyle Fuller is visiting the Bills on Monday. This comes after the Bills traveled to Blacksburg to work Fuller out.

Whether it’s Fuller or someone else, the Bills have now used five of their 30 pre-draft visits on the cornerback position.

We can only hope....

[stuckincincy]

"I'll take WTF? for 200, Alex."

[Skooby]

Smokescreen.

[The last buffalo fan]

Smokescreen.

......

[X-Era]

It's interesting that they keep looking at mid to late 1st rounders... I think trading down might be on their minds.

[YardRat]

I don't want a CB anywhere the first two rounds this year. We're pretty deep in the secondary right now.

[SpikedLemonade]

Bills continue to take a close look at Kyle Fuller

http://profootballtalk.nbcsports.com...n-kyle-fuller/

The Bills hold the ninth overall pick in the draft. For the third time in seven years, the Bills could be using a top-11 pick on a cornerback.

According to Mike Rodak of ESPN.com, Virginia Tech cornerback Kyle Fuller is visiting the Bills on Monday. This comes after the Bills traveled to Blacksburg to work Fuller out.

Whether it’s Fuller or someone else, the Bills have now used five of their 30 pre-draft visits on the cornerback position.

We can only hope....

Christ, do I have to remind you that a team can never have enough CBs?

We need to start planning now for when Gilmore is "unreasonable" with his contract demands in a couple years.

Drafting OL high is out of the question.

[PISSCHUNK]

It's interesting that they keep looking at mid to late 1st rounders... I think trading down might be on their minds.

Yeah, thinking the same thing.

[gonzo1105]

Smokescreen.

Yes, because i'm sure Buffalo needs to smokescreen by bringing in 6 DB's so far and make people really want to move up for that mid to late first rounder in Kyle Fuller. Maybe they have legit interest.

I think Buffalo has decided on who they want if they are on the board. They have now used 20/30 visits and only 2 guys are "worthy" of the 9th overall pick. Eric Ebron and Jake Matthews. Today, Ebron said he believes that the Lions are most likely in his mind to draft him. If he was confident Buffalo was that interested, he would have said Buffalo instead of Detroit.

I think that Jake Matthews is their guy if he is there, if he's not I think Buffalo is trading down where they can take a whole bunch of guys. I'm actually a really big fan of Shazier, Fuller, and Beckham. If the Bills move down a little, I wouldn't mind any of those 3 as our first round pick.

[bleve]

I may want to invest in LG, and other large screen manufacturers knowing the eventual replacements of TV's destroyed by hurling beer bottles, shoes, etc. at the announcement of a DB #9 pick.

[jimmifli]

I just got back from the store...

[Beebe]

looks really gooood

[swiper]

We can only hope....

... that they are thinking about this guy with their 2nd round pick.

[swiper]

looks really gooood

I know it's a highlight reel, but the kid seems to have good instincts and can hit.

[stuckincincy]

That was a pretty good highlight video.

[swiper]

Kyle Fuller

Fuller's size and ability to both cover and tackle at a high level are the big reasons he is a top-five cornerback prospect in the 2014 draft.

At 6'0" with a 38.5-inch vertical jump, Fuller has the ideal size and athleticism to defend receivers of all sizes in the NFL.

He's also an aggressive defender at the line of scrimmage.

As a sophomore, Fuller totaled 14.5 tackles for loss and 4.5 sacks. More so than any cornerback in this draft, he takes great angles to ball-carriers and wraps them up.

Fuller's combine performance wasn't too shabby, either.

A 4.49 40-yard dash is fast enough to stay with most receivers in the NFL, but it's his hip fluid movement and hip flexion that stand out.

You can see from the video above that Fuller is quick to react to every route in the route tree.

Whereas some faster corners will struggle with quick cuts, Fuller seems destined to mirror receiver movements as well as any corner in this draft class (except for Verrett, arguably).

Fuller also shows the ability to play off his man, read the quarterback and break on the ball. The 49ers don't ask their outside cornerbacksto press too often, so they have to like his coverage instincts. CBS Sports' Dane Brugler had more on his strengths:

"Good route recognition and outstanding read-and-react quickness to mirror or plant-and-drive to attack. Above-average anticipation and cover instincts. Studies receivers and does his homework to know what to look for without hesitation."

Fuller was on his way to a huge senior season before he underwent hernia surgery in November that kept him out for the last two months of the year. With a lean frame, Fuller may be more prone to injury than Gilbert or Roby.

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[stuckincincy]

He's certainly on CIN's radar, what with Terrence Newman 34 and Adam Jones 30, plus Leon Hall's recovery from his 2nd Achilles tendon injury. But Fuller probably won't last 'till #24.

[X-Era]

The argument I make for grabbing a CB in the 1st is:

1) No other positional need drops to us and is a great value at our pick

and

2) We have no trade down partner

then

3) You look at McKelvin as our #2 who has had struggles
4) You consider that it is a passing league now
5) You ask yourself if having 2 shutdown CB's would help your team
6) Then McKelvin or Graham covers the slot
7) And you have great depth in the secondary when the injury bug hits

If they feel they can get a starting RT and G after round 2 and they want to go this route in round 2, Ok.

I feel they have bigger needs and should be looking at other positions.

[stuckincincy]

The argument I make for grabbing a CB in the 1st is:

1) No other positional need drops to us and is a great value at our pick

and

2) We have no trade down partner

I think that with all the QB chatter, Clowney, Mack, Matthews and Robinson, they are in a good position for a trade down if they so desire.

[The Jokeman]

The argument I make for grabbing a CB in the 1st is:

1) No other positional need drops to us and is a great value at our pick

and

2) We have no trade down partner

then

3) You look at McKelvin as our #2 who has had struggles
4) You consider that it is a passing league now
5) You ask yourself if having 2 shutdown CB's would help your team
6) Then McKelvin or Graham covers the slot
7) And you have great depth in the secondary when the injury bug hits

If they feel they can get a starting RT and G after round 2 and they want to go this route in round 2, Ok.

I feel they have bigger needs and should be looking at other positions.

The only problem is Fuller doesn't grade out as a 1st Round CB which is worrisome. Also one thing that I've noticed is we've also brought in a lot of RB prospects for what seems like a strength too.