Since quarterback Josh Allen became a leader for the Buffalo Bills both on and off the field and achieved superstar status in the league, the team has consistently been a contender for the NFL championship.
Buffalo has unable to overcome the Kansas City Chiefs’ superiority over the team in the NFL playoffs, despite the fact that the Bills have been a formidable force since Allen began steering the team’s direction.
The Bills appeared to be the AFC team to beat at one point in the late 2023 season when they were clicking on all cylinders at the ideal moment.
Many thought some improvements could be made during the summer, but once they faced the Chiefs in the playoffs, it was more of the same, and Buffalo returned home empty-handed.
The team may need to fill a void downfield with veteran wide out Gabe Davis poised to become a free agent. According to NFL on ESPN, ESPN’s Matt Miller believes the team should pick a wide receiver in the first round of the forthcoming 2024 NFL Draft.
This year’s draft will not lack talent at the wide receiver position, beginning with Ohio State’s Marvin Harrison Jr.
Harrison is anticipated to be the first wideout selected in the first round on April 25. However, there may be other wideout selections in the first round, which may present the Bills with a chance to select a gifted young player to replace Davis.
