McFarland Feels He Can Make The Jump: Seventh rounder Dylan McFarland is excited to be coming to Buffalo since his Aunt lives out there. He is excited about the weather in Buffalo since it's comparable to Montana. He has met Drew Bledsoe in Montana so he is familiar with him as he worked with Drew's parents. He came into Montana as a center but played left tackle most of his career in Montana. He said he knows it will be faster and stronger in the pros than division 1AA but he says he's a quick worker and learner and feels he will be able to make the jump to the pros.

Smith Likes Being A Returner: Seventh round pick Jonathan Smith likes to be called Freddie. He said he's excited about coming to Buffalo. He said he likes being a returner because it can be a great changing point of a game. He said he can return both kicks and punts and is up for anything to help the team.

Mularkey Feels Needs Were Filled: Coach Mularkey said he feels really good about how the draft went. He feels they filled needs that they had targeted over the last two days. He said he feels really good about this team and it is not a rebuilding program. He does feel a sense of urgency, but he always does. He said whoever deserves to start, will be the starter whether it's a rookie or a 10 year veteran. He said he's excited about TE Tim Euhus who has the physical traits needed. The staff's strength is teaching blocking techniques and they will have no problems teaching that to him. He has a lot of confidence in the defense and that is why they only took one player on that side of the ball. He felt defensive end wasn't a need that is why they went in another direction. He praised the one defensive player they did take, Tim Anderson, saying he sees Tim Krumrie in him and said that he has a chance to be very successful for a lot of years in this lead. With the seventh rounder, Jonathan Smith he said his return ability is what intrigued him as well as the possiblity of him playing the "slash" role. Smith can run, catch, and pass a little bit.

Bills Draft Well: Well, I feel the Bills did a great job in the draft. The entire quality of it hinges on the success of J.P. Losman but we won't know that for a few years. They had holes on the offensive side of the ball and filled them. The one defensive player they got seems to be a good blue collar working player. Check out our draft grade on our draft page then tell us what you think by taking our poll on the homepage!

Donahoe On Next Step: Just because the draft is over there is much more work that needs to be done. Tom Donahoe said that they will sit down and look at the college free agents out there as they continue to try and improve the roster going into the season. Donahoe said the honeymoon is long over and it is time to produce this season. He said the team is motivated to do better to catch the defending champion Patriots who also continue to improve.

Euhus Loves Opportunity: Fourth round selection Tim Euhus grew up a Bills fan, watching Jim Kelly and he said he watched Drew Bledsoe growing up as well. He said he got picked a little quicker than he anticipated but it was good news. He feels with the newly structured offense he will have a great opportunity in Buffalo.

Scouts Say Euhus Good Athlete: The scouts say fourth round pick Tim Euhus is a good, tall athlete and is a solid receiver with big, strong hands and good speed for his size. They feel he is a tenacious blocker as well and a good tough hard nose player, something the team is trying to get more of. He is flexible, as he played next to the tackle and the H-back position in college and may be able to do both for the Bills.

Bills Take Another Receiver: The Bills needed offensive help, and they got it on draft day. With their final selection of WR Jonathan Smith the team finished the draft with five new offensive players in six choices including four skill position players. Smith was a late bloomer at Georgia Tech and is very short for a receiver at 5'7" and weighs only 188 lbs. making it tough for him to break tackles. He does have good muscle development with good speed and change of direction ability. He was a running back in 2002 before moving to wide receiver. He projects more as a returner. He returned 15 kicks last year for a 16.7 yard average. Draft Page

Bills Add Tackle: With their first of two seventh round picks, the Bills to offensive tackle Dylan McFarland from Montana. He is 6'5" tall and has good size potential. Needs to add more bulk. He has long arms and is flexible, he can play anywhere on the offensive line. His upside if very good but since he played division 1AA ball in college, he may have trouble adjusting to the next level. He will be a project that may add depth to the line.

Bills Select Tight End: The Bills started day 2 of the NFL Draft by selecting Tim Euhus, a tight end from Oregon State. Euhus is considered a very good pass catching tight end and the Bills will likely try and work him in as a short range target in the passing game. Draft Page

Donahoe Feels Bills Tougher: Tom Donahoe said they are pleased with what the club was able to accomplish on day one of the draft. He feels the three new Bills help the team get mentally and physically tougher which is what they are aiming for. He said third round pick Tim Anderson always goes at 110mph and has great intangibles. He said it was the plan all along to get an impact player at #13 and then be aggressive in trading back up for the fourth quarterback since he expected the other three to be gone already. Donahoe expects the team to still look at hiring a veteran free agent QB.

Anderson Will Try To Earn Job: The Bills were impressed with third round pick Tim Anderson after he worked out with DL coach Tim Krumrie. Anderson called it the toughest workout he ever had, and he hopes he doesn't have to do it again. He said he is coming to Buffalo and will go out and perform at his best to try and earn a job. He said he's very excited about the opportunity in Buffalo.