Mark Grote

Someone actually did tweet about how he was a teammate of DJ Moore, and he'll fit so well in the locker room in Buffalo.

Somebody had been here and said that, and I can't remember who it was.

So I think that's been the biggest endorsement, but I have not seen anything else from anybody else necessarily on the Bills.

See, I don't think DJ Moore is a traditional wide receiver one.

He's not Justin Jefferson.

He's not Jamar Chase.

You guys would probably agree with that.

He's a little below them.

I still think there's room for the Bills to try and get one of those, but how do you get one?

I'm not sure because now you just spent your capital there.

The Bills might not be done.

Maybe they'll still draft one in the first round because Brandon Bean may say, look, and you guys remember the viral clip last year of Brandon Bean and the radio thing about wide receiver.

That was our station, right?

I mean, he comes on our station and he says, hey, you know, you guys are always complaining about wide receiver, but then what happened at wide receiver was, I mean, at the end of the year, the reports were the Bills tried to trade for Jalen Waddell within the division.

I mean, he was trying to add actively.

So I think to answer your question, it's,

Look, I think DJ Moore is the top of the Bills depth chart, but I don't consider him like a true number one.

I do a lot of these guys around the league.

I still think the Bills have to add.

It doesn't mean they're going to be able to add above him, but you have DJ Moore, you have Khalil Shakir, and a lot of question marks.