The Buffalo Bills are heading into the 2026 NFL Draft with a glaring issue that won’t go away. Josh Allen still does not have a true No. 1 receiver, and the problem has stuck around since Stefon Diggs left town.

Josh Allen and the Buffalo Bills had another impressive regular season in 2025, posting a 12-5 record and finishing second in the AFC East. Although Buffalo had seen sustained regular-season success under head coach Sean McDermott,

The Buffalo Bills have been projected to take a polarizing defensive prospect in ESPN's latest NFL Mock Draft.

”Boston is a 6-foot-4, 210-pound receiver who has looked like a grown-ass man for the Huskies since stepping onto Washington’s campus a couple years back,” McShay wrote. “And he’s played like one this year, with a contested-catch percentage that is way up from 54.5 percent in 2024 to 76.9 percent this season. He’d be a big-play target for Josh Allen.”

Sam Darnold has done something Josh Allen, Baker Mayfield and other QBs taken in his draft class never have doen - reach the Super Bowl.

For much of his career, Sam Darnold watched the other quarterbacks in his draft class thrive while he served as a backup.