No. 27 – WR Jordan Addison, USC
The Buffalo Bills must reach the point where quarterback Josh Allen isn’t asked to complete Herculean tasks week in and week out for the offense to operate properly.
At this juncture, the goal should be to make everything easier on him so he doesn’t take the same types of hits or needs to make rare throws on the regular. In order for that happen, those around the quarterback must win their matchups consistently.
“Outside of Stefon Diggs, the entire Bills receiving corps struggled to get open during one-on-one situations last season, from speed threat Gabe Davis to gadget player Isaiah McKenzie to the briefly re-signed Cole Beasley,” Klassen said. “Another receiver besides Diggs who can win one-on-ones is a must this offseason, and USC’s Jordan Addison fills the need.
“Though undersized (5’11”, 173 lbs) and somewhat underwhelming with his athletic testing, Addison’s film is as dynamic as anyone’s. His stop/start athleticism on film is unrivaled, and he is a tight, snappy route-runner who will consistently give Josh Allen an open target. Sprinkle his YAC skills on top of everything, and the Bills should be very happy to have Addison as their second option in their offense.”
The fact that Buffalo resorted to bringing back Beasley last year showed how necessary a move like this is for the offense to go from very good to great.
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