Skyler Bell Drafted by Bills, UConn's Legacy Grows

0:00It's April 25th. You're listening to NFL News Today, AI-powered NFL coverage. Skyler Bell, the star-wide receiver from Yukon, just got scooped up by the Buffalo Bills in the fourth round of the NFL Draft, snagging the one. 125th overall pick on Saturday. He kicked off high school ball at Taft School in Watertown, then headed to Wisconsin for three years before transferring to Yukon, where he really started cooking. Folks are buzzing about his breakout finalists for the Fred Belenikoff award as the top receiver, with 50 catches in 2024 and won. 100-01, the next season, plus 13 touchdowns for the Huskies. Bell dominated after the catch, racking up 1,325 yards, good for second in FBS, and in 8.2 average. Fourth best out there, he posted at least six grabs in nearly every game. Bell's fans got a steal who turned short passes into house calls, and Yukon's legacy keys growing with another pro headed to the league.