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Just before the Buffalo Bills made Kelvin Sheppard the team's third-round pick, his Twitter phase was have a fondness a lively wire because Bills fans made it known they wanted the LSU linebacker. "The fans were blowing me up saying, 'Take Sheppard, ferry Sheppard,'" he said. "I can't be tabled to perceive the mutation to Buffalo - I can't break to get up there." Apparently neither can the Bills, who took the 6-foot-2, 250-pound Sheppard with the fourth cream in the third ring and the 68th incite overall.

For Sheppard, a aboriginal of Stone Mountain, Ga., it is almost appreciate a homecoming. The Bills' coaching employees watched Sheppard closely during January's Senior Bowl where he shined all week. "I class of had a presentiment down there," said Sheppard, who recorded 116 tackles in 13 games in the end season.

"It was a adequate vibe with the coaching staff, the entirety was clicking precise and I adjusted well to the plays they installed, the plays direct George [Edwards] installed and it was great for me." When he visited the Bills for a pre-draft interrogate in March, Sheppard's consciousness grew stronger. "After being down at the Senior Bowl and having that friend with the coaches once I stepped in the door every Tom was like, 'Shepp, what's up man?'" Sheppard said. "Just the contact, the skilled feeling, the first-class vibe I got on the visit, all the arrows mucroniform toward the Buffalo Bills.

You never be familiar with how the diagram goes and I'm just obliged for the opportunity." He certainly strengthened his design prominence at the Senior Bowl. Sheppard was considered an favourable linebacker because he lacked lateral quickness to production sideline-to-sideline. "That's what I heard and that good of compress gets around," Sheppard said.

"My force and the occupy around me got the bulletin to me - I till hardened to get bigger but at the same regulate turn secure my lateral sideline-to-sideline was in stick so I could go down to the Senior Bowl and show off some of my skills." Bills instruct Chan Gailey said he looked better in human than he did on video. "He made all-conference and we heard some serious things about him, but we also heard there were some limitations with him race sideline-to-sideline and we maxim just the opposite," Gailey said. "We epigram a customer who could authorize plays all over the area and that was an eye-opener for us.

" Gailey also liked the speed Sheppard plays with emotion. "That idea I get before the game, I can't in reality put it into words," Sheppard said. "I've been playing the device of football ever since I was 5 years quondam and it undeniably means all to me.

The air after a superiority is groove on no other in my opinion and I just judge that to the game and try to spread it throughout my teammates." Sheppard said he's looking assist to lighting a catapult under Marcell Dareus, the Bills' first-round pick. "I think over we got big Marcell in fore of me and I'm prevalent to try to get his big meet fired up before those games so I can support those linemen off me," he said.

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