Buffalo Bills: Hoping and Wishing for a Hardy Draft

Pleeeeeeeeeeaaaaasssssssssssse! For the love of the Buffalo Bills! Draft the absolute stud WR out of Indiana! Ladies and Gentlemen, James Hardy is one hell of a good football player.

Hardy's size makes me think of Plexico Burress. At 6'7" and 220 lbs, Hardy is too much to be ignored. He has great, soft hands, is physical, and will go up and get the ball with his outstanding length. Hardy is a very dangerous target—especially in the red zone.

In Hardy's senior year he found the paydirt 11 out of 12 games. The kid had five two-TD games and caught 79 balls! His average yards-per-catch over his college career is 14.4, and he has great speed for his size.

10 TDs in 2005, 10 TDs in 2006—and last season, he caught a whopping 16 TDs! In one of his most memorable games against Michigan State in 2006, he caught six balls for 84 yards and with six touchdowns! In his senior season he had 79 receptions for 1,125 yards with 16 scores. This kid is a FREAK.

Often overlooked for bigger-hyped players like Malcolm Kelly, Limas Sweed, and DeSean Jackson Hardy could last until possibly the end of round one beginning of round two.

The Bills have a need for a CB, and they could obviously take that route and draft one of the many CBs available at the 11th spot—or they could go my way.

The could could probably trade down from the 11th spot in return for an additional pick, probably a second- or third-rounder. With this extra pick from trading down, I would acquire TE Dustin Keller from Purdue. He had a great combine and is a recieving threat the Bills are looking for at TE.

Hardy will definitely make an immediate impact on an offense that has struggled this past season, especially over the opponent's 20-yard line.

Now, here's the question: Do you want to see Lindell kicking for three, or should the Bills draft James Hardy? Ha ha—it rhymes, baby!