Will The Buffalo Bills Draft Someone From Michigan?

The NFL Combine is underway and the Buffalo Bills scouting staff is in Indianapolis looking at potential players for this April's NFL draft.

Chances are that the Bills will end up taking a player from Michigan. The reason why is that the Michigan Wolverines have a record amount of players that are in this year's NFL Combine.

While the Bills won't be interested in all the players from Michigan here are three players that the Bills could draft.

ROMAN WILSON

The Buffalo Bills are looking for some wide receiver help and they could end up drafting Roman Wilson. He is projected to be a 3rd round pick after catching 48 catches for 789 yards and 12 touchdowns for Michigan. He could be a nice addition to the wide receiver room for the Bills.

OFFENSIVE LINE

There are six offensive linemen from Michigan at the combine this year. Karsen Barnhart, Trevor Keegan, Trente Jones, LaDarius Henderson, and Drake Nugent would all look good in a Bills uniform next season.

MIKE SAINRISTIL

The Buffalo Bills could use some help at defensive back. Sainristl is projected to be a slot back and could be helpful if the Bills move on from Tre White and Taron Johnson needs to play on the outside more often.

Here are all 18 Michigan players that are at this year's NFL Combine.

JJ McCarthy, QB
Blake Corum, RB
Roman Wilson, WR
Cornelius Johnson, WR
AJ Barner, TE
Karsen Barnhart, OL
Trevor Keegan, OL
Trente Jones, OL
LaDarius Henderson, OL
Drake Nugent, OL
Zak Zinter, OL
Kris Jenkins, DL
Junior Colson, LB
Mike Barrett, LB
Braiden McGregor, EDGE
Jaylen Harrell, EDGE
Josh Wallace, DB
Mike Sainristil, DB