My Take - I still think Brown is the best pass rusher in the draft, and should be drafted as such, regardless of his height.  He plays with good leverage, speed and balance which negates any issue his height may have.

Other Bills' picks:
2nd: Max Unger C Oregon
3rd: Chase Coffman TE Missouri
4th: Augustus Parrish OT Kent St.

Their Take - Buffalo has to address their pass rush issues sooner rather than later. If Everette Brown, Brian Orakpo or Aaron Maybin are left on the board, the decision should be pretty easy. Maybin has great speed and athleticism, but is he physically ready to play in the NFL? If he can prove he is during the combine, Maybin will be worth a top ten pick.
2nd Round Pick: Chase Coffman TE

My Take -- I'd personally take Maybin instead.
2nd: DE Kruger
3rd: TE Coffman
4th: QB Bomar
5th: LB Ivy
6th: OG Lang
7th: FB Johnson

Their Take "TE Brandon Pettigrew is an obvious possibility, but the Bills are looking to improve the edges of their defensive front, and Maybin's upside as a pass-rusher is huge. In the Bills' 4-3 defense, Maybin would fit best at SAM linebacker but also could serve as a situational edge rusher, help that DEs Chris Kelsay and Aaron Schobel need.

2nd Round: Cornelius Ingram TE Florida

Their Take N/A

2nd Round: Chase Coffman TE

Their Take - "The Bills need to enhance their pass rush off the edge, and Orakpo looks like his skill set is much better suited for a 4-3 defense than a 3-4."

Their Take The Bills have to get more potent on offense, as the final 10 games of their once-hopeful 2008 season painfully exhibited. For the longest time they've needed a tight end who can both make plays in the passing game and add enough of a blocking presence to justify his role in the lineup. Pettigrew has the perfect combination of those skills, and will offer a reliable underneath option for quarterback Trent Edwards"

Their Take "Former Nittany Lion Paul Posluszny nearly doubled the production of the Bills' second-leading tackler last season. Considering the free agent status of undersized Keith Ellison and the medical uncertainty of former starter Angelo Crowell, the Bills may look back to Penn State. Maybin, an ascending talent, could provide a combination of athleticism and size currently missing from Buffalo's linebacking corps."

Their Take "The Bills desperately need a pass-rushing threat like Brown on the outside. TE Brandon Pettigrew might be tempting, but there is enough depth in this draft to find a potential starter there in round two."

Their Take "They need to get a threat in the middle of the field to take the pressure off Lee Evans. Pettigrew can be that special kind of receiving tight end."

Their Take "The value of a complete tight end who can dominate as a blocker will not be lost on Dick Jauron and draft boss Tom Modrak, and after losing Kevin Everett to injury two years ago, the Bills need to address the TE position."

My Take - The rationale is that we need to address the TE position because we lost Kevin Everett two years ago?  That's some sound logic right there.  But what can you expect from the guys who had us picking Phillip Merling last year.