So when could he be drafted?
For the supplemental draft, I can see a team going as high as a third-round pick, but I think he's likely to go between Rounds 4 thru 6. Again, the key is in what Pryor implies he's open to. I said back in June that Pryor is far more attractive to me right now as a project at wide receiver or tight end, where he has the size and has even demonstrated some skills that could make him a matchup nightmare. You could also see him as a dual threat in plays where the quarterback can either run or pass. The Bills picked up Brad Smith during free agency, but a coach who likes to work with multi-threat quarterbacks, such as Chan Gailey, might see a lot of potential in a player like Pryor. Many coaches would -- the guy is a big-time athlete.
But given the five-game suspension he must serve, Pryor has extremely limited value this year even as a multi-threat player. As a quarterback, he has no real value in the short term, and is a project at best, a late option that you stash away on the practice squad to develop.
