Two years ago, the Buffalo Bills had one of the worst wide receiver groups in the league, not to mention one of the worst quarterback rooms in the league, as well. As if it wasn’t bad enough that the team had no targets, they had a quarterback depth chart that consisted of a raw rookie and a pair of former fifth-round draft choices who had combined for just five starts.
Heading into 2019, the Bills knew they had to build up the skill position group in order to help along that raw rookie-turned-promising-second-year man. They signed two solid veteran receivers to improve the receiver room, but depth still lacked.