If you're hopeful the bills can find a speedwide receiver in the middle rounds,

then this episode is for you.

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today's episode we're continuing our work in creating the bills 2026 NFL's draft board and we're

talking more wide receivers we recently covered seven wide receivers we're going to wide receivers. We recently covered seven wide receivers. We're

going to cover seven more today. There's seven more coming. So if we haven't covered a guy that

you're hopeful that we cover, it's probably coming on the next wide receiver episode. And again,

this is not necessarily my top seven. It's a mix of guys that the bills could target throughout the

early-ish rounds, kind of rounds one through five, and we'll talk about different options at

each position. And today's going to feature a lot of guys that offer speed. And I think we can

all agree that the bills can use some speed and some

verticality. And so a lot of the receivers we discussed today will provide that. A quick

reminder on the need at wide receiver. I think obviously the acquisition of DJ Moore

is a big one and eases the need at wide receiver. But ultimately the bills are probably going

to roster six. And when you look at DJ Moore, Kalil Shakir, Keon Coleman and Josh Palmer,

that's probably four of your six. And then it's this group of Trent Scherfield, Stephen

Gossnell, Jalen Virgil, and McColl Hardman. And right now, two of those are going to make this roster.

And so that should scream need at wide receiver, even if it isn't the most pressing.

And there's also this other variable where the bills just haven't invested in the draft

enough at wide receiver.

And it's put them in this position where they're continuously having to add veterans,

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