To bolster their offense for the upcoming season, the Buffalo Bills have acquired veteran depth at wide receiver. Meanwhile, Gabe Davis decided to leave and signed with the Jacksonville Jaguars creating a need for help in complementing Stefon Diggs.Having been criticized before for not providing sufficient support to quarterback Josh Allen, the Bills have now acquired a valuable asset that will aid him during playoff games.Wide receiver Curtis Samuel is being signed by the Bills to a three-year agreement that could reach $30 million, including a guaranteed amount of $15 million as reported by Adam Schefter from ESPN.In 2017, Samuel was drafted by the Carolina Panthers during the second round of the NFL draft. His most recent team affiliation was with The Washington Commanders.Over seven NFL seasons, Samuel received 317 catches, accumulated 3,383 yards and scored a total of 22 touchdowns. Last season he acquired an impressive record with his performance by making 62 receptions for a total yardage of 613 along with four touchdowns. By the year ending in ’24 Sammy will be only twenty-seven years old when matched up alongside one of the best quarterbacks thus far within his career progression as a wide receiver player!
Josh Allen’s chemistry with the doctor is described as “still a work in progress” due to his recent fall down the staircase resulting in a broken ankle.
