The Buffalo Bills understand the value of having a veteran wide receiver on a championship-contending team. During the early years of the Josh Allen era, they leaned heavily on All-Pro receiver Stefon Diggs. However, after trading Diggs, the Bills have been searching for a reliable replacement to match his production. While Kahlil Shakir, Keon Coleman, and newly signed Joshua Palmer form a solid trio, adding an experienced veteran could elevate the group—especially with MVP quarterback Josh Allen at the helm.
One available free agent could be the perfect fit for Buffalo: Keenan Allen.
“At 32 years old, Allen should be looking to join a contender,” wrote Bruce Ewing of Yardbarker. “With only five playoff appearances in his 12-year career, the six-time Pro Bowler needs a team that can help him reach Super Bowl LX. Allen would be an ideal addition to the Bills, where MVP quarterback Josh Allen could maximize his impact. Despite missing 16 games over the past five seasons, Allen’s 17-game average of 1,245 yards and seven touchdowns would be a significant boost for a team that lacked a 1,000-yard receiver last season.”
Though Allen is past his prime and likely needs a more limited role to remain effective, the Bills could provide that opportunity. And with AFC rivals like the Kansas City Chiefs and Baltimore Ravens strengthening their rosters, Buffalo may need all the reinforcements it can get.
