Per the Raiders picking Berry:
Yes, they really need a LT, but this would still be a smart move because many evaluators feel that Berry will be a better CB than S, and the Raiders could really use someone opposite of Scrabble. Huff, Branch, and Mitchell were pretty darn good for them at safety last year, but Johnson struggled playing corner. This would give them the most elite backfield in the NFL. And when you consider that they just added another pass-rusher, they might have a pretty decent defense next year.
As for my pick of Trent Williams for the Bills:
I would have preferred Clausen or Bulaga, but they were already off the board. None of the other QBs impress me. Thus I was left to choose between T. Williams and Davis at LT, and D. Williams at NT (to facilitate the switch to the 34). Davis's reported immaturity and lack of work ethic scares me off, and 9 overall may be a bit rich for a nose tackle (he's not on the same level as Raji was last year, who went 9 overall). I'm left then with Williams, who was dominate early in his career at RT, and struggled at time transitioning to LT, but showed flashes of brilliance. His incredible combine showed that he has the physical tools, and can be an instant starter for the Bills at some spot on their line. With a year or two to develop, Williams could be a premiere tackle in the league.
