2012 NFL Draft: Bills Reportedly Very High on Mark Barron at Pick 10

April 25, 2012   ·   Field Yates   ·   Jump to comments

Add another name to the list of potential players for the Buffalo Bills to consider with the tenth overall pick in upcoming NFL draft: Mark Barron, a standout safety from Alabama.
That news comes from a report from WGR 550 Sports Radio in Buffalo, and it states that a league source has said that the Bills are "extremely interested" in Barron, who started every game during his final three seasons with the Crimson Tide.
The report also declares that the Bills are keen on South Carolina cornerback Stephon Gilmore and Boston College linebacker Luke Kuechly, each of whom would fill a need for the Buffalo defense.
Throughout the pre-draft discussions, a number of players have been associated with the Bills tenth overall selection, including offensive tackle Riley Reiff from Iowa and wide receiver Michael Floyd from Notre Dame.
The Bills most pressing need after a busy offseason remains left tackle, after losing Demetress Bell to Philadelphia via free agency. While the Bil...

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