The well-compensated tight end is a capable three-down player. But the Bills offense needs more receiving production from him to become more diverse and potent in 2016.
With a relatively unproven wideout contingent behind Sammy Watkins and Robert Woods, Charles Clay has to have a larger role in the Bills 2016 offense than he had a season ago.
After making 21 receptions for 255 yards with two touchdowns in his first four games with Buffalo, the team’s most prized free-agent signing of the 2015 offseason amassed only 30 receptions, 273 yards and one score in his next nine contests.