FanHouse Andy Levitre

The Bills were in an untenable position with Jason Peters. The tight end-turned-Pro Bowl left tackle wanted a new contract, the team wasn't interested in renegotiating, and they wound up sending him to Philadelphia for a first-round pick a few weeks before the NFL Draft.

Armed with two first-rounders -- Nos. 11 and 28 -- it was only a question of when the Bills would draft Peters' replacement. The answer, it turns out, was never. With Michael Oher still on the board, Buffalo took Aaron Maybin and addressed another big need -- pass rusher.

With the draft approaching, we ignore projections and identify the dream scenario for each team in a series we call The Perfect Draft.

Lots of changes this off-season in Kansas City. New GM, new coach, new quarterback and a new defensive scheme. That last change might be the most significant, as the Chiefs need to change a lot on defense and a switch to the 3-4 might help erase the memory of their 2008 failings. The Chiefs were the worst pass-rushing team in the league, recording just 10 sacks all year. (No other team had fewer than 17.) So, if it's to be a 3-4, you have to think they'll need outside linebackers. Which leads us right into...