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There was much speculation over whether the Bills would use their No. 9 overall pick on a quarterback like Jimmy Clausen or Tim Tebow, or an offensive lineman like Bryan Bulaga or Anthony Davis. The correct answer was neither. The Bills shocked everyone by selecting C.J. Spiller (RB, Clemson) with the No. 9 pick in the 2010 NFL Draft.
Spiller, a quick running back that reminds many people of Reggie Bush, will now take over for Marshawn Lynch, who is expected to be traded during draft weekend. He'll likely split time with Fred Jackson, who has performed admirably in Buffalo when called upon.
Buffalo is expected to look at bringing in a quarterback with its next pick.
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