Bills Snag Versatile WR Skyler Bell

0:00It's April 2, I'm Cory with the story, and this is NFL News Today, your AI-powered football briefing. Buffalo Bills just snag wide receiver Skyler Bell from U-Can with a 125th overall pick in the fourth round of the 20. 26 NFL Draft. This guy is a beast, ready to bring explosion and versatility to their receiving core after lighting up college ball last year. In 2025, Bell made history as UCON's first consensus, All-American, and a Beletnikov finalist. He led all FPS teams with 7100 yard games, set school records with 101 catches, 13 touchdowns, and 1,0002, 178 receiving yards. At the combine, he ran a 4.440 yard dash and ranked 6th among receivers with an athleticism score of 85. He's the second offensive player Buffalo took, right after offensive Lyman Jude Bowery at pick number 102. Bell already knows some Bills Lyman from stores, like Ryan Vandymark and Chase Lunt, who he chatted with before the draft.

1:06Plus, he's got ties to defensive coordinator Jim Leighenhard from their Wisconsin days, where Bell ran scout team routes against his schemes and even broke down film together. That mentorship sharpened his game from both sides of the ball. Bell's hyped to slide into any role, hugging Lee and Hard on day one, and turning up the Bills' offense with his all-around skills inside, outside, deep. Threats, you name it. This could be a steal for Buffalo's rebuild.