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Top five things to know about new Buffalo Bills TE Dalton Kincaid

‘Kincaid played at San Diego for two seasons before transferring to Utah, and the TE played in 55 total collegiate games with 24 starts. In his final season, he led the Utes in receptions (70), receiving yards (890), and touchdowns (8). His 890 receiving yards led all FBS tight ends, and his eight receiving scores ranked second.’

For Bills: Wide receiver, MLB or trade down?

‘The biggest is middle linebacker with the Bills having lost incumbent Tremaine Edmunds to Chicago in free agency for a 4-year, $72 million contract the salary cap-strapped team couldn’t have come close to matching. However, the best two collegians who fill that need — Iowa’s Jack Campbell and Arkansas’ Drew Sanders — are projected more as high second-rounders.’

Here’s why Bills must get draft absolutely right

‘Because it’s been winning, Buffalo finds itself up against the salary cap and with only six draft picks in the seven rounds, the fewest in general manager Brandon Beane’s tenure. Worse, the Bills are selecting 27th in a particularly weak lottery where as few as 15 players might have legitimate first-round grades.’

Bills Draft Mailbag: Which positions should Brandon Beane target?

‘Let’s say the team only has 16 first-round grades, and two of them are quarterbacks. That means they would need one of 14 players to fall to No. 27. Not impossible, but also not likely. I have a feeling Robinson, who some consider to be the best prospect in this class, will be long gone before the Bills are on the clock. That is as much a sign of the weakness of this draft class as it is a belief in his ability.’

Buffalo Bills 7-round 2023 mock draft: GM pulls off 2 trades, lands DeAndre Hopkins

‘The fit for Hopkins is another interesting part of the deal. Gabe Davis is entering the final year of his deal and seems to be in line for a big pay day. A trade for Hopkins could put that extension in jeopardy. Hopkins turns 31 in June and likely is in the final years of his prime. This deal would be an all-in kind of move that Beane doesn’t traditionally seek. But Hopkins wins in all kinds of ways and adds another expert route runner opposite All-Pro superstar Stefon Diggs. The Bills will have to figure out the target share and how to feed everybody in the passing game, but when you can land a player like Hopkins it feels like a no-brainer.’

Buffalo Bills rank near bottom of NFL in 2023 draft capital rankings

‘The Bills hold the no. 27 pick on Thursday night and most experts are hovering around 20 players with a first-round grade in this draft. According to Tankathon.com, the Bills rank 26th (7th worst) in the NFL in draft capital rankings. Each pick in the draft is assigned a value and then all the teams are graded on the sum of their pick values.’

Draft Day: Bills looking at numerous options at wide receiver as NFL draft commences on Thursday

‘If the Bills are to add a WR in rounds one or two, the opportunities won’t be endless, as this will not be a wide-receiver-heavy draft. But there are a few notable names that could be available when they select at No. 27, or perhaps if they are to trade back into the early portion of the second round. Buffalo has welcomed a few of those players in for pre-draft visits, including USC WR Jordan Addison, Boston College WR Zay Flowers and Ohio State WR Jackson Smith-Njigba. All three have also been selected for the Bills within the first round of various mock drafts conducted nationally and locally.’