fourth round pick wide receiver skyler bell is a selection that many are excited about what does

his college film suggest about his potential for this buffalo bills offense we're going to

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What's up, Bill's Mafia?

It's Joe Marino on today's episode.

It's all about Buffalo Bills fourth round pick, wide receiver out of

Yukon, Skyler Bell. And we're going to break down his college film. We've been doing this for

all of the Bill's draft picks. We've got a few more still to do. We'll get to them all.

We've done this for several of the Bill's new veteran additions. But what I've had a fun time doing and

plan to continue doing is discussing these players as if I were delivering you a scouting

report. And whenever I assess college players, which I've been doing for years, I look at each player through the lens of 10 position-specific traits.

And for the wide receiver position, the 10 traits that I consider are route running,

release package, separation, hands, ball skills, run after catch, football IQ,

versatility, competitive toughness, and big playability. And so we are going to discuss

Skylar Bell through each of those 10 position-specific traits.

So let's do it and let's gain an understanding of what this player is

and how he can help this Buffalo Bill's offense.

So Skyler Bell, 6 foot, 192 pounds, 31 and an 8th inch arms, 10- inch hands. Those are big hands. His relative athleticism

score is an outstanding 9.83 out of 10. He ran a 4-40 in the 40-yard dash, a 4-4-flat, a 41-inch

vertical jump, and an 11-foot-1-inch broad jump.

That's 95th percentile among wide receivers on the jumps, 85th percentile for the 40-yard

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