The Buffalo Bills are hoping to extend their window for the Super Bowl, so they will have a busy offseason. In the upcoming months, Buffalo will undoubtedly be looking to make changes to their group of pass catchers given the uncertainty around the future of standout receiver Stefon Diggs in Western New York and the approaching free agency of vertical threat Gabe Davis.
They’ve brought this urgent need with them to Mobile, Alabama for the Reese’s Senior Bowl. Teams can obtain practice footage, player measurements, and interviews with prospects who can fetch a draft pick in April by attending the all-star tournament.
The Bills should think about drafting Georgia Bulldogs receiver Marcus Rosemy-Jacksaint as a late-round alternative. He gave some indications during the Senior Bowl that Buffalo would be a viable option.
January 31, 2024; USA; Mobile, AL; At Hancock Whitney Stadium, during American team practice, wide receiver Marcus Rosemy-Jacksaint of Georgia (1) runs the ball after a grab.Required Credit: USA TODAY Sports’ Vasha Hunt Required Credit: USA TODAY Sports’ Vasha Hunt Rosemy-Jacksaint told Ajay Cybulski, “I like the Bills.” Josh Allen appeals to me. Stefon Diggs is likeable. Like you said, James Cook, I like my boys over there. Everything is a part of the Bills atmosphere.”
Diggs’ return in 2024 may not be guaranteed by Buffalo, but outstanding quarterback play and freed up receiving snaps appear inevitable. It should come as no surprise that Cook was mentioned. In 2020–21, the two were teammates when the Bulldogs captured their first consecutive national championship. Rosemy-Jacksaint had his best college season in his final year, catching 34 catches for 535 yards and four touchdowns.
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