Bills get a first (28th), fourth and a undisclosed 2010.

http://sports.espn.go.com/nfl/news/story?id=4077093

I think this a very good pick up for them. Peters is much better than anybody they could have gotten in the draft.

Looks like Buffalo is planning on moving Langston Walker over to LT and probably going after somebody in the draft to play right tackle.

Do they hope that Andre Smith falls to them or do they get Michael Oher or reach for Ebben Britton.....remember they have reached in the past.

Britton is not a reach at 28. So if he falls, i would think they would take him. but they should not worry about a OT in the first, they should use that pick to help another need

Actually I was thinking Britton would be a reach at 11.

Im thinking they go best OT on the board at 11, whether it be Oher or A smith. Then at 28 a LB would be nice, and if any of the USC guys fell, they would snatch them up.

Why they don't really have that many needs...TE can wait, OLB and DE are kinda important but I think OT is now more important. Andre Smith OR Michael Oher could be available at 11, I don't see how they would pass one of them up. Then look for Mikey Johnson at 28, maybe Ayers if he falls. TE like Cook or Nelson in the second and they're doing just fine...

This was a great trade for the Buffalo Bills. They received a lot for an OT who was one of the league leaders in sacks allowed without even playing a full season.

Funny, but many experts believe that the Eagles fleeced the Bills in this trade. They received one of the top young LTs in the game. The sack numbers in 2008 are a bit misleading, as many times he got beat by a man who wasn't his responsibility and other times the young QB was really responsible for the sack.

The Eagles gave up a late first round pick, a 4th round pick, and a conditional late-round pick in 2010 for an All-Pro. I don't know any Eagles fans that are unhappy with the trade, and I know the team thinks they got a great deal.

I also think Philly won the trade. I agree with you!