The Buffalo Bills had many glaring holes entering the 2019 offseason, needing to shore up a depleted offensive line, infuse talent to a lackluster wide-receiver group, add depth to the cornerback position, and bolster a pass rush that ranked 26th in the league in sacks in 2018.
The tight end position was another area of concern heading into the offseason, and once Buffalo released veteran Charles Clay, it became apparent the team was in the market for a tight end to pair with Jason Croom, who possesses talent but has underwhelmed during his time on the field.