Breaking down one of the riskiest draft moves (pick or trading picks, trading back, etc.) by the Buffalo Bills over the past 25 years:
Round/overall selection: First, 22nd
Did the risk pay off: After selecting wide receiver Lee Evans at No. 13 with their original first-round selection in 2004, the Bills decided to swing a trade back into the first round to select quarterback J.P. Losman at No. 22 overall. The cost? The Bills' 2005 first-round pick, as well as their 2004 second- and fifth-round picks. In Losman, the Bills selected a quarterback in the first round for the first time since they took Jim Kelly in 1983 -- and the hope was that Losman would start down the track of replacing Kelly, who had retired following the 1996 season.