After the closest round of voting since the second round of this series SS Jeron Johnson is your winner with 17% of the vote (SS Eric Hagg had 13% of the vote).  In second was OLB Bruce Miller (what a combo of Buffalo sport name staples) with 14% of the vote (OLB Steven Friday had 6%) while DL Cedric Thornton got 14% as well.  Here is how the board is stacking up so far.

Round 1: DL Marcell Dareus - Alabama (31% - 33%)
Round 2: QB Jake Locker - Washington (13% - 33%)
Round 3: LB Quan Sturdivant - North Carolina (29% - 39%)
Round 4: OT Joseph Barksdale - LSU (26% - 38%)
Round 4: TE Virgil Green - Nevada (26% - 31%)
Round 5: LB Mark Herzlich - Boston College (43% - 43%)
Round 6: SS Jeron Johnson - Boise State (17% - 30%)

Have fun voting, and I apologize for the tardiness for getting this one out.  You shall have 24 hours to vote and comment before I have you pick the compensatory seventh rounder.  Go Bills!

RB Anthony Allen - Georgia Tech [6-1, 228, 4.56]
Allen has the bulk of a power halfback and has fair speed to complement.  In four seasons he recorded 546 attempts for 3,036 yards and 33 TDs.  A strong runner, Allen will need to work on his blocking and catching.

RB Darren Evans - Virginia Tech [6-0, 227, 4.56]
Complementing and even out-rushed Ryan Williams in a season, Evans rushed 438 times for  2,119 yards and 22 TDs.  Strong blocker and a physical runner, Williams biggest concern is a 2009 ACL tear that has not allowed him to attain his top speed.

FB Anthony Sherman - Connecticut [5-10, 242, 4.74]
A good blocker with some pass catching ability, Sherman recorded 48 receptions for 477 yards and 1 TD in four years.

OT Matt Murphy - UNLV [6-4, 304, 5.20]
A big guy with experience at both tackle positions.  Murphy seems to be a strictly depth player the roster if the Bills draft him.

DL Brandon Bair - Oregon [6-6, 276, 4.92]
In his last two years of school Bair recorded 87 tackles and 5 sacks.  He has the frame to grow into 3-4 DE for depth purposes and has good initial punches but he is already 26.

OLB Wayne Daniels - TCU [6-0, 260, 5.03]
A fair 4-3 DE that could go to the outside, Daniels lacks the ability to shred blocks but is a great tackler with 101 tackles and 13 sacks.

OLB Thomas Keiser - Stanford [6-3, 261, 4.87]
A good outside linebacker, Keiser improved over time but will need better conditioning to transit to the NFL.  Still 108 tackles and 20 sacks are not too shabby

ILB Nick Bellore - Central Michigan [6-1, 245, 4.84]
Another solid inside linebacker prospect from a little school, Bellore won't wow you with his physical attributes, but has good instincts.  As evidence he made 471 tackles, 5 sacks, 5 forced fumbles and 5 picks in 4 yours.

CB Byron Maxwell - Clemson [6-0, 202, 4.43]
A big physical corner, Maxwell has good speed and all around play but needs fine tuning.  In four years he recorded 152 tackles 6 forced fumbles and 4 interceptions.

CB Kevin Rutland - Missouri [6-0, 190, 4.58]
An average size corner, Rutland has good raw skills and smarts for that position and is also fairly quick but needs to get better in run support. He made 117 tackles 6 interceptions (and four sacks in his senior year)