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Bills' 4th-Round WR Skyler Bell: Low Bar, High Potential

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Buffalo Bills fourth-round wide receiver, Skyler Bell, is generating buzz despite a crowded depth chart. Known for his ability to get open, Bells drop issues are a concern, but his potential to shine on special teams and impress in offseason workouts could earn him a surprise role this season.

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Bills' 4th-Round WR Skyler Bell: Low Bar, High Potential

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NFL News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!Bills' 4th-Round WR Skyler Bell: Low Bar, High Potential. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

On April 28th, the Buffalo Bills loaded up on defense in the draft for coordinator Jim Leonhard, grabbing players on both sides of the ball. Their top pick was second-round edge-rusher TJ Parker after trading back, but CBS Sports analyst Pete Prisco says the real steel is fourth-round wide receiver Skyler Bell. Prisco highlights Bell's ability to get open despite not being a big body. He notes some drop issues but calls him a solid player who could earn snaps right away as a rookie. Fans and analysts are buzzing because Bell sits low on the depth chart behind Khalil Shakir, DJ Moore, Joshua Palmer, and Keon Coleman. That means stiff competition for offensive reps early on. Special teams could be his ticket in, and if offensive coordinator Joe Brady likes what he sees in all season workouts and preseason, Bell my climb. Fast. As a fourth-round guy, the bar is low, so a strong summer could turn heads and make him a surprise contributor for Buffalo this season. Their reps in a film news today brought to you with AI.

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