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Lions' first-round defensive tackle suggests Bills wanted him over Max Hairston
Max Hairston to the Buffalo Bills may have never happened if a certain defensive tackle prospect was still available at No. 30 overall in the NFL Draft Round 1 order. Ohio State defensive tackle Tyleik Williams went off the board to the Detroit Lions at No. 28 overall while the Bills were apparently eyeing him at the No. 30 spot.
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New Detroit Lions defensive tackle Tyleik Williams had strong interest from the Buffalo Bills, who where sitting just two spots behind Dan Campbell's squad at pick No. 30.
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