The Buffalo Bills had a wide receiver problem last season. In short, they didn't have a player who profiles as a true "alpha" in the receiver room. Sure, they had some good players, but most football people viewed those players as good pieces, not true game-wreckers who can thrive regardless of the situation or defense they face.
Is that underselling Buffalo's top wideout for the last two seasons? Perhaps it is; however, just from a statistical standpoint, that "top" wideout wouldn't have been the top guy in nearly every other top-flight passing offense in the NFL. What he was asked to do in terms of his route tree also seemed to be a limiting factor. Was that a design flaw, or a product of having a rough supporting cast?
In today's edition of "91 players in 91 days," we discuss the man who has been Buffalo's top wideout over the last two seasons.
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Name:Khalil Shakir
Number: 10

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