5. Ladd McConkey, Georgia
Ladd McConkey impressed scouts with his standout performance at the Senior Bowl, showcasing his exceptional route-running abilities. Despite his relatively modest numbers at Georgia, McConkey’s reputation as a reliable target makes him a viable option for the Bills if they decide to stay put at pick No. 28.
4. Xavier Worthy, Texas
Xavier Worthy brings blistering speed to the table, which would add an electrifying element to the Bills’ offense. His ability to stretch the field would create opportunities for other talented pass-catchers like Khalil Shakir and Dalton Kincaid. While his reputation is built on his speed, Worthy also possesses impressive route-running skills and the ability to make challenging catches.
3. A.D. Mitchell, Texas
A.D. Mitchell, Worthy’s teammate at Texas, is another highly regarded wide receiver prospect. Mitchell excels as a big-play threat, averaging over 15 yards per reception last season. His ability to find the end zone consistently, with 11 touchdowns on 55 receptions, makes him an attractive option for the Bills.
2. Brian Thomas Jr., LSU
The Bills would need to make a minor trade up in the draft order to secure Brian Thomas Jr. If he’s available at pick No. 20, it’s likely that Brandon Beane would initiate negotiations with the Pittsburgh Steelers to acquire the talented LSU receiver.
1. Rome Odunze, Washington
Rome Odunze has emerged as a potential game-changer in the NFL Draft. The Bills are reportedly considering a significant move up in the draft to pair Odunze with quarterback Josh Allen. Whether it’s a trade with the Atlanta Falcons for pick No. 8 or the Chicago Bears for pick No. 9, the Bills appear determined to add Odunze’s dynamic playmaking ability to their offense.
