The Buffalo Bills' receiver corps is attracting significant scrutiny this offseason, partly due to their desire to support quarterback Josh Allen with more reliable targets. The departures of Amari Cooper and Mack Hollins led to the acquisitions of Joshua Palmer, Elijah Moore, and Laviska Shenault Jr. However, the overall depth of the receiver room has been questioned, especially with the absence of a standout No. 1 receiver.

Pro Football Focus ranked the Bills' receiver room 19th among all 32 teams, indicating a need for improvement despite the potential of players like Khalil Shakir, who led the team in targets and earned a solid PFF receiving grade of 80.1. Keon Coleman, a promising second-year player, is also expected to make considerable strides after a decent rookie season.