Gabriel Davis

Davis spent the bulk of his first two seasons working as one of the league's better No. 4 receivers. Then, he got a chance for more over the final four weeks of the 2021 season, catching 16 of 32 targets for 207 yards and three TDs while Emmanuel Sanders and Cole Beasley dealt with injuries. Promising, but nothing compared to what happened next... Davis caught eight passes for 201 yards and four TDs in the playoff loss to Kansas City. And so, debates began, with pessimists noting that Davis has usually been targeted on a low percentage of his routes, hinting he's not the best at getting open. Optimists, on the other hand, will note that his lack of volume has been dictated by circumstances, with the Bills deploying a crew of veteran wideouts led by target-hog Stefon Diggs. Draft capital might be another knock, though Davis arguably never should've lasted until Round 4 in the first place, having entered the draft as a 20-year-old after tallying 2,056 yards and 19 TDs his final two seasons at UCF. He backed that production with a decent 40 time (4.54) for a big wideout (216), and quickly became a red-zone threat as Buffalo's No. 4 WR. The team now appears ready to put more on Davis' plate, having moved on from Beasley and Sanders with only injury-prone slot man Jamison Crowder signed as a veteran replacement. Read Past Outlooks