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'I'd love it' | Wide receiver draft prospects weigh in on the Buffalo Bills from NFL Combine

Mar 02, 2026 at 07:00 AM

Maddy Glab

Team Reporter

INDIANAPOLIS — Hundreds of draft prospects were invited to the 2026 NFL Scouting Combine in Indianapolis, Ind. to show off their skillsets, meet with teams and showcase why they deserve to be drafted. Among the 319 invited, several have connections to the Buffalo Bills.

Whether they've played with current Bills players, would love to play for Josh Allen or have been mocked to Buffalo, plenty had something to say about the team that's won a playoff game in six straight seasons and has a new head coach in Joe Brady.

Here's what the 2026 wide receiver draft class had to say about the Buffalo Bills.

WR Denzel Boston, Washington

Washington wide receiver Denzel Boston is the leader in the clubhouse for most mocked players to Buffalo at No. 26. As of Mock Draft Watch 3.0, analysts have selected Boston to the Bills seven different times.

If Buffalo were to select Boston in the draft, the WR would beam with happiness.

"Being able to catch passes from Josh Allen would definitely be special," Boston shared. "Being able to go into the league with a top quarterback in the country or in the world, being able to catch passes from him would be spectacular. I think we could definitely make something happen."

Allen knows how to keep plays alive and score when the chances look bleak. At 6'4" and 210 pounds, Boston keeps plays alive with his size and catch radius. He's a big mismatch in the red zone and offers toughness at the catch point.

He recorded 62 receptions, 881 receiving yards and 11 touchdowns in 2025, leading Washington in all categories. In 43 career games, the WR scored 20 touchdowns and racked up more than 1,700 receiving yards.

Biggest strengths: "I would describe it (catch radius) as a giant vacuum. I have very long arms, therefore I have a big catch radius, so I'm going to go get it." – Boston

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— One Bills Live (@OneBillsLive) February 27, 2026

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WR Chris Brazzell, Tennessee

Tennessee wide receiver Chris Brazzell is also someone who's been mocked to Buffalo at No. 26. If you want size and speed, Brazzell offers both and plays at a high level.

When asked about quarterback Josh Allen and what it would be like to pair his skillset with the 2024 MVP, Brazzell said the two would make a nice duo.

"That would be crazy," Brazzell said of playing for Allen. "That's one of my favorite players right now. We share the same number too. He can throw the ball from goal line to goal line."

Brazzell's size at 6'5" and 200 pounds allows him to come down with plenty of jump balls. He thinks his mentality and Allen's are similar.

"He's competitive. You see it when he plays. He's strong, he's fast. He'll dive to take the extra yard," Brazzell said of Allen.

The WR led the SEC in receiving yards in 2025 with 1,017. He totaled 91 receptions, 1,350 receiving yards and 11 touchdowns in two seasons at Tennessee.

Biggest strengths: "The fact that I can play inside, outside. I'm fast. I'm one of the bigger receivers in the class. I did it at the biggest level, the SEC." – Brazzell

Tennessee WR Chris Brazzell said it would be crazy to play with #Bills QB Josh Allen because he’s one of his favorite players and they share the No. 17

Brazzell said at 6’5 he’s one of the bigger wide receivers in the class who is fast and versatile pic.twitter.com/94WdpCVDBv
— Maddy Glab (@MadGlab) February 28, 2026

WR Deion Burks, Oklahoma

Oklahoma wide receiver Deion Burks overlapped with current Bills cornerbacks coach Jay Valai at Oklahoma. Even though Burks played on the other side of the field, Valai taught him a lot.

"Coach Jay Valai, man he's special," Burks said. "He used to give me tips all the time, how to beat corners and what corners are looking at. He really taught me the game from a corner's perspective, which I feel like really enhanced my game … Great coach, I love him."

Burks, listed at 5'9" and 188 pounds, recorded 151 receptions, 1,669 receiving yards and 14 touchdowns in 48 games.

WR KC Concepcion, Texas A&M

Texas A&M wide receiver KC Concepcion is being touted as one of the fastest wide receivers in the 2026 draft class. If you want speed, he's a solid option. Analysts have mocked Concepcion to the Bills at No. 26 and the wide receiver also confirmed he met with Buffalo at the combine.

"Meeting with the Bills went really well," Concepcion said.

Concepcion was actually born in Rochester, NY, but he moved away at a young age. Just because he moved away from Western New York doesn't mean he stopped watching the Bills.

"The Bills are my dad's favorite team," Concepcion shared with a smile. "I've been watching them since I was young. Josh Allen is one of the best quarterbacks in the league, I would be grateful (to play with him)."

Concepcion's size at 5'11" and 190 pounds allows him to fly on the field and turn speed into touchdowns. In addition to TAMU, Concepcion also played for North Carolina State and racked up 185 catches, 2,218 receiving yards and 25 touchdowns in 38 games. He scored nine touchdowns in 2025 and also offers punt-return ability.

Biggest strengths: "Something that I feel like I would bring to an NFL franchise is being a playmaker. I'm versatile. I can play inside receiver, outside receiver, running back, punt return and kick return." – Concepcion

WR KC Concepcion turned heads with @AggieFootball this season 👀

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— NFL (@NFL) February 25, 2026

WR Jordyn Tyson, Arizona State

Arizona State wide receiver Jordyn Tyson is viewed as one of the best wide receivers in the 2026 draft class due to his finesse when it comes to route-running and ball skills.

The WR is projected to go earlier in the first round and said that he met with the Bills at the NFL Combine. He enjoyed getting to meet Bills head coach Joe Brady.

"Really cool," Tyson said of Brady. "(He) loves ball for sure. He was trying to get me on a couple questions. But he didn't get me."

In terms of playing with quarterback Josh Allen, he's all in on the idea.

"That'd be amazing. I'd love it," Tyson said.

At 6'2" and 200 pounds, Tyson has the ability to break off any play for a huge gain. He was named the Big 12's Offensive Newcomer of the Year in 2024 when he transferred into ASU. The WR recorded 158 catches, 2,282 receiving yards and 22 touchdowns in 33 games. He scored eight touchdowns in 2025.

Biggest strength: "Probably route running. I feel like my hands are elite. I feel like my feel for the game is elite." – Tyson