2018 NFL Mock Draft: Josh Rosen, Sam Darnold lead the way
By Brad Weiss
James Washington
Wide Receiver, Oklahoma State
The Buffalo Bills beat the Indianapolis Colts in a blizzard on Sunday, as they kept their playoff hopes alive. The Bills have had a pretty up and down season in 2017, as first-year head coach Sean McDermott has made some controversial moves along the way. Starting quarterback Tyrod Taylor was benched for Nathan Peterman, who had a horrific debut against the Los Angeles Chargers a couple of weeks back.
Since then, the Bills have gone back to Taylor, but an injury forced him to miss the game against the Colts last weekend. Running back LeSean McCoy was able to score an overtime touchdown to send the home fans home happy, although some might have had some frostbite after sitting outside in blizzard conditions for three hours. The Bills will likely be drafting towards the middle of the first round next April, and bringing in some help at wide receiver will be a priority.
Prior to the 2017 season, the Bills said goodbye to both Sammy Watkins and Robert Woods. They have since traded for Kelvin Benjamin, but whoever is under center next season needs more weapons than just Benjamin, and 2017 draft pick Zay Jones. James Washington would be a perfect fit for the Bills, as he has the ability to break open a game at any time, and the Bills have the talent on defense to beat anybody.