Who is the Bills' worst draft pick since 2006?
Its probably fair to say Pro Football Focus went two-for-two in their NFL draft breakdowns since 2006 regarding the Buffalo Bills. The football analytics outlet dates back to that year and when looking over every NFL teams draft class since then, PFF landed on Kyle Williams as Buffalos best draft pick. Hard to argue that considering Williams is among the best fifth-round selections in the entire league in that time frame. On the flip side, a teams worst draft pick since 2006, the Bills probably have a couple of more selections to consider. Thats what a ridiculous playoff drought will do to you. But PFF did settle on one. The pick was Aaron Maybin:  BUFFALO BILLS: EDGE AARON MAYBIN, PENN STATE (NO. 11 OVERALL IN 2009) While one could make an argument for the Bills selection of Marcell Dareus at No. 3 overall in 2011, given the sheer amount of possible Hall of Famers drafted soon afterward (Patrick Peterson, Julio Jones, Tyron Smith and J.J. Watt within the next eight picks), Dareus was at least a quality starter in a Bills uniform. Unfortunately, the same cant be said for Maybin, who produced 10 pressures and no sacks in two seasons before the team cut ties. Looking at Dareus through that lens, he could be a fair selection as Buffalos worst pick. But he doesnt come close to Maybin, who never really produced at all with the Bills ever. Spending only two seasons with the Bills after being a top-overall pick is very, very bad. Others that could likely be in contention for the Bills: