The Buffalo Bills have entirely remade their wide receiver group over the last two seasons. After beginning the 2018 season with one of the worst receiving corps in the NFL, the team added some new faces in 2019 to immediate success. Those wideouts helped propel second-year quarterback Josh Allen to significant improvement.
While the receiving group was better in 2019, the team still lacked a bond fide Number One, the kind of receiver who can take over a game on his own. Infamously, the team looked to add troubled wideout Antonio Brown last year, only to have the diva nix the deal because Buffalo wasn’t where he wanted to be (or the team was never that close to acquiring him, depending on who’s talking).