The Buffalo Bills' receiver problems have been well documented over the past couple of seasons, and while Josh Allen has made it work, I think most would agree that the superstar QB needs more.
But where could the Bills turn?
If only Keon Coleman could improve to the point where he is a consistent outlet, and not leave Allen to rely on Khalil Shakir time and time again.
So, this offseason is viewed as crucial for getting Allen the weapon he needs.
And the football gods might have just given Buffalo the chance to get one over their long-time rivals in the Kansas City Chiefs, after the Miami Dolphins released Tyreek Hill.
For CBS Sports' Garrett Podell, this is Buffalo's chance to solve the receiver issue.
"If a Chiefs reunion doesn't materialize, the wide receiver-needy Bills could call their former rival to help quarterback Josh Allen,” Podell wrote. “Like Kansas City, Buffalo must navigate cap constraints, but Allen's elite arm talent could entice both sides in a shared push for Super Bowl relevance.”
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Is Hill realistic option?
If we are being truthful, it is hard to go past a Hill reunion in Kansas City.
But if that didn't happen, the Bills absolutely should be all-in for Hill's services.
Just how healthy he will be after his ACL injury is unknown, but the best thing is that Tyreek won't be seen as the saving grace of the offense. More so, another thread to pull for Joe Brady in the passing game, because Buffalo does have nice weapons already.
So, it will be a "watch this space" for Hill to Buffalo, and while it seems a long shot, the Bills should absolutely go after Tyreek.
Because if we are being honest, the Chiefs have been Buffalo's kryptonite, so why not get one of the best weapons in an attempt to finally slay them?
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