Bills suddenly have 13 wide receivers, and tough decisions ahead
The Bills have 13 wide receivers on their roster after the 2026 NFL Draft and undrafted free agent signings.
The Buffalo Bills don't have a wide receiver problem anymore. They might have too many. After the 2026 NFL Draft and a wave of undrafted free agent signings , the Bills have 13 wide receivers on the roster.
NFL rosters can carry 90 players during the offseason so the depth chart will get whittled down over the summer. Buffalo kept six wide receivers on its initial 53-man roster last season. Here are the 13 wide receivers currently on the roster: D.
J. Moore: Proven veteran and likely WR1 after arriving via trade this offseason . He has four 1,000-yard seasons over eight NFL years.
Khalil Shakir: One of Josh Allen’s most trusted targets and a lock for a major role. Shakir has led the Bills in receiving yards in back-to-back seasons, caught 76% of his career targets and ranked among the NFL leaders in yards after catch each of the last two years. Being a No.