The Buffalo Bills are bracing for a potential offseason void as Amari Cooper is expected to depart, signaling a pressing need for receiver reinforcements. Khalil Shakir, the team's leading wideout, has been extended, yet the franchise is likely to explore draft options for new talent, particularly on Day 3. Analysts suggest Iowa State’s Jayden Higgins as a compelling choice. Standing at 6'4” and weighing 217 pounds, Higgins might not be the fastest, but he’s known for his ability to win contested catches and could develop into a valuable fourth receiver with Josh Allen at the helm.

Higgins' standout college performance, with 87 receptions for 1,183 yards and nine touchdowns last season, raises expectations, although immediate NFL success may vary. If the Bills manage to secure a veteran alongside Higgins and Shakir, the team's receiving corps could evolve into a formidable lineup, enhancing Allen's aerial attack and overall offensive potential.