The Buffalo Bills by all accounts had a successful draft. They filled positions of need at the offensive line, and added new weapons. One of the more pressing positions the Bills had to address was linebacker. With Tremaine Edmunds heading to the Chicago Bears, the team had a massive hole to fill. General manager Brandon Beane combated this need by using the team’s third-round pick on Dorian William — a 6’2”, 225-pound linebacker out of Tulane. Let’s see what the tape says about the Tulane product and if he can really be an impact starter in year one.
Buffalo Bills film analysis: Breaking down LB Dorian Williams’ key traits
