The Buffalo Bills’ receiving corps suffered a significant setback this offseason, losing Gabe Davis and trading top target Stefon Diggs, leaving them with Khalil Shakir, Curtis Samuel, Mack Hollins, Justin Shorter, and Andy Isabella.
Josh Allen, a top NFL quarterback, may face challenges in 2024 without established talent in wide receiver spots. While Kansas City Chiefs have won Super Bowls without star power, this may not be the case for other teams.
The Bills can improve their receiving room by trading a star wide receiver to the Bengals before the season begins.
Tee Higgins may have the opportunity to land in Buffalo.
The Bengals may consider trading for Higgins to add a top target for Allen for the ’24 campaign, as there are few star-level receivers available. Despite initially hesitant, the right offer could change their stance.
Higgins, younger than Diggs, could be traded for a fresh contract next offseason by the Bills to secure his prime years, but there are significant roadblocks between Cincinnati and Buffalo.
