What's good fellas, I've got a secret to share with you.

Your sports book does not want you to know about the NFL draft props.

They go as far as to admitting they have no chance at winning at the draft props.

They want you to keep betting sports that you have a less likely chance at like the NBA playoffs.

And I've put the ultimate list of draft props together for you ladies and fellas out there to take advantage of their insecurities starting with the bills to choose a defensive player with their first pick

at plus 105 odds the bill's biggest team needs are going to be cornerback defensive back

defensive tackle and offensive linemen now you can also throw in there that they can use another

wide receiver and or a running back and there's a slight chance they take breeze hall in the in the first round, but I'd say it's slight. It's unlikely a running back

goes in the first round. And what you're seeing on the screen here is a consensus big board of

hundreds of expert mock drafts and their opinions and them talking to the teams. And what you get

from this consensus is that the bills are most likely at pick 25 to go with Andrew Booth Jr.

out of Clemson, who is a defensive back.

But outside of that, if you look at the percentages here, that is a 15% chance.

There's an 11% chance to go with Trent McDuffie.

I doubt he's there at that pick, but still a defensive back.

And then yet another defensive back, and Elim has another 10% chance. So when you put all of these things together,

the bills overall have a 35.6% chance to go quarterback. That's just one defensive spot. They're most

likely to go corner, but defensive tackle is also an option for them. So I like these odds. I think

it's actually favored in my opinion that they should be taking a defense yet you're getting

plus odds on it. And then when you compare that to what the sports book is actually telling you the sports book is saying that corner is the favorite at a 40%

chance and those odds come out to plus 150 and then after that it cuts in half to just 22% chance

for a running back to be taken at plus 350 odds and an offensive lineman at an 18% chance more than

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