Each year, in the weeks leading up to the annual NFL Draft, teams like the Buffalo Bills can host official Top 30 visits with up to 30 college football prospects, serving as a valuable opportunity for general managers and scouts alike to have one final chance to evaluate a talent ahead of the draft.
Today’s edition of Buffalo Rumblinks leads off with the top takeaways from Buffalo’s Top 30 visits and what it could tell us about the direction general manager Brandon Beane and the Bills could go with their draft picks.
NFL Draft takeaways from Buffalo’s Top 30 visits
During these Top 30 visits, teams can interact with prospects, ask them questions and break down their game film to feel like they have a better handle on how the player will adjust to life in the NFL.