By committing so many resources to finding Allen, the detailed homework on the rest of the prospect pool outside of the quarterback position of the Bills wasn’t as in depth as Beane believes it is this season.
The Danville, Virginia natives were split apart as they went off to the NFL though they enjoyed the draft together with their parents in Dallas.
Tremaine finished his rookie season with 121 tackles, two sacks, two forced fumbles and two interceptions while playing middle linebacker for the first time in his career.
Trey has nine rushing attempts for 48 yards and one touchdown in his career, and was called up to the Steelers active roster last December.
With the NFL draft around the corner teams are finalizing their big boards of prospects and ideal candidates at every position.
In this ideal scenario, the Bills get to rebuild their fronts with an explosive, penetrating interior lineman who can rush the passer and one of the few true left tackles in the draft.
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