Brought in during the crucial 2019 offseason, Cole Beasley’s three years into a four-year, $29 million contract. His time with the team has proven productive, with a career year in receiving yards in 2020 and clutch performances in many of the team’s playoff games during that stretch. However, Beasley will turn 33 years old this offseason and he’s in the final year of his contract. He’s also coming off the least-successful season of his Bills career. Although general manager Brandon Beane has promised to bring Beasley back next season, Buffalo would be wise to target a replacement for him in the 2022 Draft.
2022 NFL Draft: Identifying a new slot receiver for the Bills
