Bills fans, you are now on the clock.
The 2021 NFL Draft is a little more than a month away and the 'Predict the Pick' contest presented by M&T Bank is back which means you'll once again have the opportunity to predict who Buffalo will select in the first round. (30th overall).
The grand prize winner will have an opportunity to meet the Bills first-round selection virtually following the NFL Draft. Twenty five second prize winners will receive a Bills 2021 Draft Cap.
This contest starts Wednesday, March 24 and ends Wednesday, April 28. This year the 2021 NFL Draft starts Thursday, April 29 and ends on Saturday, May 1.
The winners of this contest will be selected and notified on Friday, April 30, and all winners need to respond by Tuesday, May 4.
Scroll through to view photos of some of the top prospects that some draft analysts have projected the Bills to take in the 2021 NFL Draft.
Alijah Vera-Tucker | Guard | USC
We've seen Vera-Tucker grade well at both guard and tackle during his USC career, though he's a better fit at guard in the NFL. He's a smooth pass-protector and good second-level run-blocker, and 2020 showed that he could play tackle in a pinch because he allowed just eight pressures on 305 pass-blocking snaps on the season. - PFF, Steve Palazzolo
Nick Bolton | LB | Missouri
With Matt Milano scheduled for free agency, Buffalo could stand to add some youth and talent to the linebacker spot opposite Tremaine Edmunds. Bolton is rangy, athletic, and hard-hitting 'backer who could contribute both in base and nickel looks for the Bills. The Ringer, Danny Kelly
Asante Samuel Jr. | CB | Florida State
What Samuel lacks in size, he makes up for in athleticism and positional versatility. He's an instinctive player who doesn't shy away from contact if positioned in the slot or the box, and his movement skills give him an advantage over a lot of outside receivers when lined up at cornerback. - PFF, Austin Gayle
Liam Eichenberg | OT | Notre Dame
Eichenberg was reliable throughout his career at Notre Dame, showing the type of power and nastiness in the running game the Bills love. This looks like it could be a sweet spot for offensive linemen in the draft order, but don't be surprised if the Bills entertain trading back to get more picks on the second day of the draft. - The Athletic, Matthew Fairburn
Jeremiah Owusu-Koramoah | LB | Notre Dame
He will be the chess piece that can be used outside, over the slot, or even in the box in sub. - The Draft Network, Drae Harris
Aaron Robinson | CB | UCF
Robinson is a tall, rangy cornerback prospect with the ability to play in the slot or outside. - NFL.com, Daniel Jeremiah
Jaycee Horn | CB | South Carolina
Buffalo could upgrade the No. 2 cornerback spot on the depth chart, and Horn is a great fit for what the Bills covet at the position. - The Athletic, Dane Brugler
Dillon Radunz | OT | North Dakota State
Jayson Oweh | Edge | Penn State
You aren't a two-time member of Bruce Feldman's Freaks List without having some serious athletic ability, and Oweh certainly has that. He can beat tackles around the edge with his get-off, and he was much improved against the run this past season at Penn State, posting an 89.7 run-defense grade. - PFF, Ben Linsey
Levi Onwuzurike | DL | Washington
They had all kinds of problems stopping the run last year, which means they need to get better inside. This kid impressed at the Senior Bowl. - CBS Sports, Pete Prisco
Trevon Moehrig | S | TCU
What they also could use is a rangy, versatile safety who can handle some slot duty, and Moehrig fits that mold to a tee. - Yahoo Sports, Eric Edholm
Azeez Ojulari | Edge | Georgia
Ojulari would provide some juice off the edge if the team is still looking for help at the position when the draft gets underway. - NFL.com, Daniel Jeremiah
Jalen Mayfield | OT | Michigan
Mayfield has stood out on film with his size, length and strength and can develop into a smooth blocker a la the Broncos' Garett Bolles. -Sporting News, Vinnie Iyer
Teven Jenkins | OT | Oklahoma State
Jenkins can improve their ability to rush the ball and protect budding star Josh Allen. - NFL.com, Chad Reuter
Christian Barmore | DT | Alabama
Alabama's Christian Barmore entered the 2020 campaign as one of the country's most intriguing draft prospects, because he flashed as an interior pass-rusher but not on a full-time basis. He got a chance to be a starter this past season and didn't emerge as the player everyone expected until Alabama's playoff run. The Bills could take a chance on the upside and possibly land a future All-Pro talent. -Bleacher Report, Brent Sobleski
Najee Harris | RB | Alabama
Alabama's Harris could come in and immediately contribute to this Bills rushing attack. His blend of vision, patience, and physicality is eerily similar to prime Le'Veon Bell, and pairing him with Allen and Stefon Diggs could give the Bills their own version of the Killer Bs (Big Ben, Bell, and Antonio Brown). - The Draft Network,Brentley Weissman
Tyson Campbell | CB | Georgia
Campbell would add a long, physical playmaker to a secondary that improved over the course of the 2020 season. - CBS Sports, Ryan Wilson
Wyatt Davis | Guard | Ohio State
Davis should recover from the leg injury he suffered against Alabama in the national championship game and can be an elite NFL interior blocker. He already has showed plenty in the way of paving the way for the Buckeyes' prolific rushing attack, something Buffalo can use on the ground. - Sporting News, Vinnie Iyer
Carlos Basham Jr. | Edge | Wake Forest
The Bills' need for more speed and athleticism on defense could make the ultra-active Basham an intriguing option. The Wake Forest standout is an impressive pass rusher with an explosive first step and violent hands. -NFL.com, Bucky Brooks
Travis Etienne | RB | Clemson
I really think they'd like to be more threatening on all three downs from the running back position, and a home run threat and explosive receiving option like Etienne will do the trick. - Pewter Report, Jon Ledyard
