2020 NFL Mock Draft: Chargers grab Jalen Hurts, Jerry Jeudy to Redskins
By Randy Gurzi
This season, the Buffalo Bills are finding ways to win even though their offense hasn’t been elite. After seven games, they’re 5-2 despite being just 24th in the league with 19.1 points per game — via NFL.com.
That makes it easy to say they’ll focus on that side of the ball, with wide receiver being the spot that needs the most attention. However, Sean McDermott is a defense-first coach and that’s become their bread and butter — evidenced by them surrendering just 17.4 per contest which is fifth int he NFL.
Because of that, the Bills add an edge rusher to an already talented defense with Julian Okwara. A polished pass rusher, the Notre Dame product gives Buffalo some youth in the edge, which is something they lack on an otherwise stacked defense.
With the Bills passing on a wide receiver, the Indianapolis Colts find themselves able to select Tylan Wallace out of Oklahoma State. A big-play waiting to happen, Wallace had 12 touchdowns as a sophomore and eight in the first games of 2019.
He’s dealing with a knee injury but there’s no word on how severe the problem is. It shouldn’t be enough to push him down boards and the Colts are more than happy to snatch him up and get someone capable of being the No. 2 receiver opposite T.Y. Hilton.