The Buffalo Bills added plenty of new faces to the offense, and with good reason. Last season, the team averaged a paltry 16.8 points per game, which was 30th in the league. They only averaged 174.6 yards per game passing, which was 31st in the league. Buffalo needed to infuse the offense with some talent, and they did both via free agency and the draft.
The Bills completely overhauled the tight-end position, in particular, leaving only one player from last year’s roster in the positional group for 2019. In today’s installment of our “90 players in 90 days” series, we profile one of those young tight ends—a player drafted higher than any tight end for the Bills since the team selected Kevin Everett in 2006.