Did the Buffalo Bills just fumble their draft? Amari Cooper's return might be the answer

he made a surprising move in the , choosing not to address one of their most pressing needs: wide receiver. Instead, the team prioritized bolstering a defense that struggled last season, ranking 17th overall and surrendering 32 points to the in the . However, while shoring up the defense, .

They used the 240th overall pick to select , a promising prospect-but one unlikely to make an immediate impact on offense. Meanwhile, veteran receiver remains unsigned, leaving the Bills with an experienced playmaker ready to contribute. Despite this, the front office may prefer to test its latest acquisitions .



Could Cooper still return? Buffalo's front office with at the end of last season. However, general manager has repeatedly emphasized that the team can still sign additional players in four months. Considering the Bills' draft selections, some analysts speculate that on a team-friendly contract.

The nine-year veteran faces a challenging market, appear to be a mutually beneficial move. After arriving from the in 2024, Cooper underperformed in Buffalo, . Despite his modest stats, he remained a defensive distraction and seemed to fit well within head coach offensive scheme.

Do the Bills even need another receiver? The Bills lost in free agency but signed , giving four notable receiving targets: Palmer, . Additionally, rookie Prather could prove to be an unexpected asset when the season begins. These factors , especially since Beane has expressed confidence .

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