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Jake Fromm discusses draft free fall, being picked by Buffalo Bills
By Keith Farner
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Georgia QB Jake Fromm became one of the main storylines of Saturday’s portion of the NFL Draft. Fromm’s free fall ended when the Buffalo Bills selected him in the fifth round.
In speaking with Buffalo media, Fromm was described as energetic as he explained how he was ready to join the organization. Fromm said he was excited and blessed, and “couldn’t be any more grateful.”
While there were questions about Fromm’s height and arm strength, Fromm beat all of Georgia’s rivals each multiple times and had a 36-7 record overall.
“My entire career I’ve kind of been the guy left out, the guy unseen… for me it’s just getting to work… I’m excited to get to do that at this level,” Fromm said.
While Josh Allen is fully entrenched as the Bills starter, Fromm will likely compete with Matt Barkley to be the Buffalo backup QB.
Here is more reaction about Fromm to the Bills:
Right off the bat, Jake Fromm is the most energetic draftee we’ve spoken to this weekend lol
— Marcel Louis-Jacques (@Marcel_LJ) April 25, 2020
According to @mortreport, #Bills GM Brandon Beane told him that he didn’t expect to draft Jake Fromm today, but that he was “on the board and too good to pass up.”
— Joe Buscaglia (@JoeBuscaglia) April 25, 2020
Fromm on his freefall down the draft board:
“The waiting’s been tough. It’s been a little longer than expected. But I’m so excited and so blessed… beyond excited to be in this position.”
— Adam Unger (@AdamUnger_7) April 25, 2020
Jake Fromm: I’m excited, man. I’m humble and hungry…..I couldn’t be any more grateful and I’m super excited #Bills @WKBW
— Matthew Bové (@Matt_Bove) April 25, 2020
Riddick talking now about his intelligence and value as a back-up to Josh Allen in that regard @WGRZ https://t.co/ZgED1FllMf
— Adam Benigni (@AdamBenigni) April 25, 2020
8,224 yards. 78 TDs. 3 seasons at @GeorgiaFootball.
3 things to know about quarterback Jake Fromm: https://t.co/REbh7ciAKb pic.twitter.com/lUmVDnDXEt
— Buffalo Bills (@BuffaloBills) April 25, 2020
A former newspaper veteran, Keith Farner is a news manager for Saturday Down South.