By Nick Wojton / Billswire.usatoday.com
With the 2019 NFL Combine well underway, the Buffalo Bills are doing what head coach Sean McDermott likes to call their “due diligence.”
The Bills front office is meeting with plenty of prospects this week to see what they’ve got in them. The Bills currently hold 10 picks, so many of these players could fit the bill for the Bills.
Here’s a full updated tracker of which prospects have confirmed they’ve met with the Bills in Indianapolis:
Jonah Williams OT Alabama
Several mock drafts slate Williams to the Bills with their first-overall pick at No. 9 overall. He was a starter for the Crimson Tide since his rookie season. Per The Draft Network, Williams has met with the Bills.
Greg Little OT Mississippi
During the NFL season, some projected Little as the No. 1 tackle. Those draft analysts have Little slipping a little now, even to the second round. WIVB-TV reports his meeting with the Bills.
Dalton Risner OL Kansas State
Risner is also slated by some as a first-round pick, but potentially a later one. Per WIVB-TV, Risner met with the Bills and “loves” McDermott’s “culture.”
Cody Ford OT Oklahoma
Ford is an offensive lineman that’s mocked all over the first round to the second round, even going to the Bills at No. 9 overall. Ford can play all over the offensive line. WIVB-TV reports he met with the Bills.
Bobby Evans OL Oklahoma
Like his teammate in Ford, Evans can play all over the offensive line. WIVB-TV reports his meeting with the Bills.
Jawaan Taylor OT Florida
Per The Draft Network, Taylor met with the Bills. The tackle is a player that’s shot up draft boards prior to the combine and has been mocked to the Bills plenty of times.
OL Kaleb McGary OT Washington
WIVB-TV reports that McGary, who could play guard or tackle in the NFL, met with the Bills.
Dru Samia OL Oklahoma
Samia wouldn’t be a high pick for the Bills, but he’s experienced and the Bills could use depth as well as a starter on their OL. WIVB-TV reports his meeting.
Bryce Love RB Stanford
Love was thought of last year’s draft’s best running back. Now he’s dropped off due to injury and performance. Love could go anywhere from the third to seventh rounds in the draft. WIVB-TV reports his meeting with the Bills.
Erik McCoy OL Texas A&M
The Texans Wire reports that McCoy met with the Bills. He’s projected as a player slated to be picked in the second or third round.
Irv Smith Jr. TE Alabama
NYup.com reports that Smith has met with the Bills. He played for Bills offensive coordinator Brian Daboll in 2017 at Alabama and is likely a Day 2 pick at the draft.
JJ Arcega-Whiteside WR Stanford
Arcega-Whiteside is a 6-foot-3 wideout that is slated as a third or fourth round pick currently. NYup.com reported his meeting with the Bills.
Marquise Brown WR Oklahoma
Brown, a speedster, is slated everywhere from the first to third rounds in mock drafts. The deep threat target met with the Bills, per WIVB-TV.
Kelvin Harmon WR NC State
Harmon could be another Day 2 pick for the Bills. NYup.com said the 6-foot-3 wide receiver met with the Bills.
Isaac Nauta TE Georgia
Nauta figures to be a mid-round pick at the 2019 draft. The Draft Network said he met with the Bills.