Now that the NFL offseason has begun, the conversation has shifted to the Buffalo Bills’ roster for the upcoming campaign. All 32 clubs will be able to sign free agents this year, although it is anticipated that the Bills won’t be significant players in the process. The favored approach appears to be developing through the NFL Draft, with an eye toward players who can enter and contribute right away to what should continue to be a championship-contending Buffalo team, even though things may and frequently do change.
There are many arguments to be made that the team’s defense is in dire need of assistance, but wide receiver may be the position with the greatest need. The Bills may be searching for a replacement for Gabe Davis as he is scheduled to hit free agency in March. Although Khalil Shakir’s second season was his greatest, the slot is where he fits in the best. Some argue that Shakir should play mainly outside and take Davis’ spot. It would be wise for One Bills Drive to explore elsewhere for a more reliable wide receiver, as well as a guy who might eventually emerge as the team’s next wide receiver.
There are numerous wide receivers that will be available in the NFL Draft in April, but one player in particular appears to be holding steady with many draft experts and their mock selections for the Bills as of right now. Thus, wide receiver Keon Coleman of Florida State is a player the Buffalo Bills should be watching at pick 28. See what the movie has to say about the probable first-round selection!
