Lewis Conference Call: Dezmin Lewis is thankful for the opportunity to be in Buffalo and he will come in to make a move for himself. Percy Harvin is one of his favorites and he watched Sammy Watkins a lot in Clemson. He expects to learn from this guys and get ready and if he can get on the field he wants to show them he can play. He feels he can catch it all and is able to go up and catch the pass at its highest point. He feels the main thing to work on will be going against the top defenders. His only visit was to Buffalo and he really enjoyed himself and called it a great feeling to be a Buffalo Bill.

Bills Take WR In 7th Round: The Bills closed out their draft by taking small school wide receiver Dezmin Lewis from Central Arkansas. He caught 64 passes for 945 yards and nine touchdowns last year. He doesn't have top end speed but has good size and a strong frame. Not a great leaper. Good recognition and awareness with solid, soft hands and tackle breaking ability. Draft Capsule.

Monos On 6th Round Picks: Jim Monos took to the microphone again to talk about the sixth round selections of Tony Steward and Nick O'Leary. He joked that O'Leary was the highest Florida St. player left on their board. He calls him a tough football player with all the characteristics you like. Love his character and makeup and he just produces. Steward fits a need as a backup linebacker and special teams player right away with a chance to challenge to start. O'Leary is a position type of blocker and he's good at it but not great. Not ideal length for it but he gets the job done. All he does is make plays. Feel he's an ideal complement to Charles Clay. He thinks O'Leary is a sixth round pick who can come right in and play. Ryan plans on using three tight ends at times during the season.

O'Leary Conference Call: Nick O'Leary said he's looking forward to coming to Buffalo and playing with some fellow Seminoles. He is happy to come in and compete and said he grew up a Dolphins fan watching Charles Clay. He wants to compete and contribute early and feels he can help in the passing game, catching the football. He had fun playing with EJ Manuel for one year. He wants to show the other teams on what they missed out on as he didn't expect to fall until the 6th round.

Steward Conference Call: Tony Steward said he was shocked that the Bills took him since he didn't really talk to them much. He did speak to Rex Ryan a bit, he played with Rex's son in Clemson but the only contact they had was at his pro day. He looked at his two torn ACLs as bumps in the road he just works hard, puts his head down, and work to get back. He said his knees are 100 percent as he has played three years since he last surgery. He feels he's a competitor who will come in and helped the team out. All he asked for is the opportunity and he will give it everything he has and expects to make the team.

O'Leary Taken With 2nd 6th Round Pick: The Bills addressed some depth at tight end as they took their third Florida St. Seminole in their first six picks as Nick O'Leary is the newest Bill. He has great hands with good hand eye coordination. Good quickness and is a reliable route runner. He has average speed and isn't explosive or elusive. Draft Capsule.

LB Taken With 1st Of Two 6th Rounders: The Bills used the 188th overall pick in the draft to take outside linebacker Tony Steward from Clemson. He adds much needed depth at the position. He is a big guy who suffered two torn ACLs in college. He has average height, above average speed, and short arms. Appeared in all 13 games last year and was a backup in his junior year. Draft Capsule.

Monos On Williams: Bills Director of Player Personnel Jim Monos said Karlos Williams was the top guy on their board he is a big, physical back who goes straight ahead. They are excited about him, his hands are fine catching the ball and is a good special teams guy. They bring him in for competition and Monos feels they wanted to add depth at the running back position. They would like to keep three backs but if they can keep four. He has a defensive mentality as a runner since he played safety in high school and some linebacker. They spent a lot of time with him when he came in as a visit. He finds the end zone despite only playing running back for two years at Florida State. Monos said they aren't just recruiting college players but NFL players down there.

More Speed And Power With Williams: Karlos Williams is a converted safety who brings speed and power to the running back spot just like Greg Roman and Rex Ryan loves. He hits the hole and doesn't dance around a lot. Good versatility in the passing game and good size to go along with speed. Has long arms and big hands. His vision is improving but needs work. Draft Capsule.

Williams Conference Call: 5th round pick Karlos Williams said it almost feels like being at home coming to Buffalo with so many Seminoles on the roster. On the conference call with reporters he said he's looking forward to the challenge of coming to a team with lots of depth at the running back position. He isn't afraid of the competition. He is ready to get to work with a great organization. He helped recruit 1st round pick Ronald Darby and it will be great to come in with him in Buffalo. He still has work to do with reading coverages but being able to learn from LeSean McCoy and Fred Jackson will be great for him. He has learned how to control his emotions and had a great year last year at Florida State.

RB In Round 5: The Bills didn't pick their third selection of the draft until the 155th pick overall and they took their second Florida State product in those three picks. RB Karlos Williams is the newst Bill taken in the 5th round. He ran for 730 yards and 11 touchdowns averaging 8 yards per carry in 2013 only to see his production dip a bit last year finishing with 689 yards and 11 touchdowns.

Darby Introduced: The Bills introduced Ronald Darby to the media this morning before the final day of the draft got underway. He said he feels right at home after looking at the facilities calling it a dream and it is a blessing to be in Buffalo. It was hard going into a game knowing he wouldn't get the ball thrown his way much. He grew up watching Darelle Revis and patterns his game after him. He felt it was the right time to come out of school and he is not used to losing. He will come in and compete and will come prepared with his cover skills and speed and he will try to contribute from day one. He will help wherever he needs to on defense and special teams. If it isn't his time yet he will learn until it is his time. He played mostly outside in college. When asked about being around the Jameis Winston situation at Florida State he said you can't control what you are around which was definitely an odd answer.

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