Team Not Set At Any Position: Marv Levy said there is no position that they say they are set at it and they have not closed the book at drafting a wide receiver. If the right one is there at the right time they would take one. They also feel they need to improve their depth along the defensive line but do feel they have four solid players at end. Some of the team's improvement will come from within the squad, not just from the draft. At QB, they do have a hole at number three because of the trade of Kelly Holcomb. They acknowledge that the trades have created holes at LB, RB, and QB. There are certain players they will not take because they don't like the character of that player. One position they likely would not draft is fullback. They expect to play one of their tight ends at fullback when they need one and they will likely add another tight end for training camp.

Need Is Important: Tom Modrak told the media that you no longer can just draft the best possible player, you also need to draft for need but you can't overvalue a player just based on need. Marv Levy said if there is just a fraction lower grade on a position of need, they may go with that player but they won't go too far down their grades to take a position of need.

Bills To Focus On RB And LB: GM Marv Levy and Asst. GM Tom Modrak were asked about covering running back at the pre-draft luncheon yesterday. They both agreed that it helps to have a two back offense to win. Modrak confirmed that Adrian Peterson and Marshawn Lynch are the top two backs but there are other good backs that will be available later on and Levy confirmed that top backs can emerge in later rounds. RB is a position that players can develop much quicker then at other positions. Lynch can be a three down back because of his versatility Modrak said. On Chris Henry, he didn't produce well enough on the field but his workout numbers were outstanding which may make them re-think getting him, he also has an injury concern so they have to figure out where and when they would take a chance on a player like him or Michael Bush who missed a season because of a broken leg. They won't take a back over a player at another position that is rated higher. They would look to move up to get a back like Peterson if it works out but it takes two teams to tango. Marv Levy said he won't look to be a deal maker but if a good one comes to him he would make it. They also agreed that linebacker is a need and they need additional help from the draft.

Turner Deal Unlikely: Marv Levy spoke to the media yesterday in a pre-draft luncheon and said that while the team is interested in acquiring Michael Turner, a deal is unlikely. He said the deal is so complicated that he'd be surprised to get a deal done. Levy would not disclose if the team was willing to part with a first round draft pick for the back. A deal would be complicated because they would need to work out a trade with San Diego and a long term deal with Turner.