Buffalo Bills QB Tyrod Taylor hasn’t generated any trade offers leading up to the NFL Draft, according to general manager Doug Whaley.

Utah RB Devontae Booker is visiting with the New England Patriots Wednesday, April 20.

Utah RB Devontae Booker is visiting with the New England Patriots Wednesday, April 20.

Buffalo Bills WR Sammy Watkins arrived at offseason workouts Wednesday, April 20, after attending a youth camp the team was aware he was attending.

Footballguys View: Watkins is the least problem for the wide receivers, who need someone else to at least take advantage of, if not pull off, the coverage on Watkins. He has the potential to be a WR1/WR2 after a year where he took a sizable step forward, but he needs help and more stability in the offense.

Buffalo Bills WR Sammy Watkins arrived at offseason workouts Wednesday, April 20, after attending a youth camp the team was aware he was attending.

Footballguys View: Watkins is the least problem for the wide receivers, who need someone else to at least take advantage of, if not pull off, the coverage on Watkins. He has the potential to be a WR1/WR2 after a year where he took a sizable step forward, but he needs help and more stability in the offense.

Alabama DT Jarran Reed is a player the Chicago Bears are heavily considering with the No. 11 overall selection in the 2016 NFL Draft.

Clemson CB Mackensie Alexander is receiving bad reviews from some of his coaches because he’s a difficult person to deal with off the field, according to numerous sources. Alexander’s off-the-field personality has been spoken about at length in war rooms around the league. He has great ball skills, but if he drops down in Round 1 or even out of the first round, it’s likely due to his off-the-field persona.

Notre Dame WR Will Fuller met with the Chicago Bears Tuesday, April 19.

Northwestern FB Dan Vitale worked out with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers recently. The team may have an eye on Vitale as a late-round pick in the upcoming NFL Draft.

Ohio State RB Ezekiel Elliott could be a player the Miami Dolphins move up in the first round of the 2016 NFL Draft to select, according to ESPN’s Mel Kiper. ‘There’s been talk they can move up to get Ezekiel Elliott, moving up from 13 and getting in to that maybe top six, top seven,’ Kiper said to reporters on a conference call.