If Casey Concepcion makes it to number 26 overall, he's the perfect wide receiver for Josh Allen.

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What's up, Bill's Mafia? It's Joe Marino. On today's episode, we are continuing our work

in building the Buffalo Bills 2026 NFL draft board. And we're focusing now on wide receivers. We've covered 13 interior

defensive linemen and our next few conversations will cover wide receivers. And today will be a

batch of seven prospects. There will be 14 more wide receiver prospects that I'm going to cover. So

if there's a guy you're curious about

and we don't get to him today, there's a good chance they are coming in the coming days.

And again, my goal here is to cover early-ish round targets for the bills. I want to get to guys

that would be logical rounds one through

four, five, something like that. And on each episode, I want to present a mix of guys that

would be available in each range. We'll talk about some early guys, some middle guys, and then

even some later guys today. And the need for the

bills at wide receiver is certainly reduced with the arrival of DJ Moore. And I,

I don't feel like the bills absolutely have to take one at number 26, although there is one

that I think would be perfect, but it's not necessarily something that I think is super pressing.

However, I do think that bills need to start investing earlier in wide receivers to stock the cupboard full of cost-controlled options and upside and not live in this world where you have to continuously pay money,

you know, reasonable money for mid-level veteran receivers.

And so get some younger players in there, give you a chance to get some hits and have

some cost-controlled upside.

So let's dive into these prospects.

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