He has in no way been outstanding. He doesn’t have any big plays (otherwise from that stop at forth down). But he has been there when we needed him. Further more, he hasn’t had many bad plays (if any).

To me Draft is making a serious case for himself to be re-signed as a long term backup in our LB corps. He’s not a starter, but he’s a very dependable vet that can make the good plays for you when he’s called upon.

I wouldn’t mind us resigning him to a 3 year contract, making him our primary backup at OLB for the next few seasons.

I think "unreal" is a little lofty. He’s been dependable.

I was writing quickly, and so I didn’t express clearly what I meant.

What I mean is that with all the personnel problems the Bills have had, especially at LB, it’s unreal that they actually found someone who could step in and play right away, and make plays. If I remember correctly, he came up awfully big at the end of the first Jets game. Also, his interception and 4th down stop were all extremely timely.

Clearly the guy can play. Is he a superstar? No, but the defense is definitely better with him than it was without him.

It’s not exactly a starting role. We’ve still got Whit. It just bumps Wilson into the lineup in the formations where #20 is playing nickel corner.