Mike Rodak breaks down the Buffalo Bills' 2017 draft class.
My take: In what proved to be an unpredictable first round for other teams, the Bills maneuvered as most expected they would. Buffalo traded down from No. 10, acquiring a 2018 first-round pick and 2017 third-rounder in the process -- and then drafted White at No. 27. It was an ideal marriage of value and need for the Bills. The 26th-rated prospect from Scouts Inc., White is considered to be best in the zone-coverage scheme used by coach Sean McDermott and defensive coordinator Leslie Frazier.