The Buffalo Bills might have their eye on bringing in both talent and size at the wide receiver position this offseason, potentially during the 2024 NFL draft.
At the recent combine, Florida State’s Johnny Wilson said he met with the Bills during the event.
Wilson is a massive 6-foot-7 target, an extremely rare trait. That size gives him a catch radius larger than most which he uses to his advantage.
But as one could imagine, that comes with some concern in terms of finding separation, which is highlighted by The Draft Network. It appears Wilson might be an option for Buffalo on Day 2 of the 2024 NFL draft if Gabe Davis departs during free agency, which seems likely after his semi-goodbye message he posted to social media. Pro Football Focus currently has Wilson as the No. 76 player on their draft big board.
Wilson’s best season saw him put up 43 catches for 897 yards and five touchdowns in 2022. Some also consider Wilson a potential tight end prospect instead of a receiver, but that remains to be seen.
Wilson discussing the Bills can be found in the WUFO clip below, along with a series of his college highlights: