Bills Target Brian Thomas Junior in Draft

0:00It's April 10th. I'm Cory with the story, and this is NFL News Today, your AI-powered football briefing. The Buffalo Bills are stacking their receivers for Josh Allen, and after trading a second-round pick for DJ Moore before Free Agency, eyes are on. Another big move. Fox Sports writer Ralph Vachiano says they should target Jacksonville Jaguars' wide-out Brian Thomas Jr. with their 26 overall pick in the Berskation and things in the Berskine, upcoming draft. The Jaguars grabbed Thomas at number 23 last year, snatching him just ahead of Buffalo Spot at 28. The Bills traded back into a Keon Coleman at 33 instead, but he's been up and down so far. Fans and analysts love the idea, comparing it to the Bills 2020 trade of a first-rounder for Stefan Diggs. That deal gave Allen four straight seasons of over 1100 yards from Diggs, launching him toward MVP status, even if it ended messy. Thomas, a 23-year-old spister, with a 4.3340 time, exploded as a rookie with 10 touchdown

1:04catches. Over 31 games, he's got nearly 2,000 yards at 14.7 per catch, perfect to stretch defenses in Joe Brady's scheme. Pair him with Moore, Allen's cannon arm, and James Cook, and this offense could dominate. The Buffalo pulls it off, that Super Bowl push feels closer than ever.