The Buffalo Bills entered the 2026 offseason period in need of receiving help. Last year, they had a receiving corps that could kindly be described as poor, and it was one that was clearly not a threat for multiple top-flight defenses. When you can send any number of blitzers against a quarterback as good as Josh Allen, yet still have supreme confidence that his wideouts have next to no chance at uncovering, you know there's a problem with the group as a whole.
So, general manager Brandon Beane fixed the mess that, well, he made the offseason prior. He traded for a stud veteran wideout, and the early returns on that deal seem positive. He also drafted a speedster in the fourth round, gambling that the slightly undersized pass-catcher's talent would outweight that smaller stature.
In today's edition of "91 players in 91 days," we discuss that rookie wideout.
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Name: Skyler Bell
Number: 13
#wideout #brandon
So, general manager Brandon Beane fixed the mess that, well, he made the offseason prior. He traded for a stud veteran wideout, and the early returns on that deal seem positive. He also drafted a speedster in the fourth round, gambling that the slightly undersized pass-catcher's talent would outweight that smaller stature.
In today's edition of "91 players in 91 days," we discuss that rookie wideout.
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Name: Skyler Bell
Number: 13
#wideout #brandon
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