Do you want to see the Buffalo Bills take a wide receiver with their first-round pick at the 2020 NFL draft? NFL.com does too.
In Daniel Jeremiah’s first mock draft ahead of the upcoming selection day in April, the Bills land a popular name with their pick. The move is Clemson wideout Tee Higgins.
Here’s how the pick is broken down:
The Bills need to add a big-bodied playmaker. Higgins is a jump-ball specialist.
Depending on what the Bills do in free agency before the draft, expect Higgins to be a popular name connected to the team. The Bills could use any type of wideout addition to their team, but Higgins’ 6-foot-4 frame is really what excites.
John Brown and Cole Beasley currently sit atop Buffalo’s depth chart, and could even if Higgins was drafted by the team. But not only are those two aging, they’re also on the shorter side. They can’t exactly go for the jump balls like Higgins can.
In NFL.com’s mock draft, Higgins is the fourth wideout off the board, behind Oklahoma’s CeeDee Lamb, Alabama’s Jerry Jeudy and Alabama’s Henry Ruggs.
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