All The Receivers The Bills Have Drafted In The 1st Round

Tonight the Buffalo Bills could add an explosive weapon to their offense if they draft a wide receiver in the 1st round.

Many experts think that is the way the team will go.

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So let's take a look at the Bills' track record of drafting wide receivers in the 1st round.

2014 - SAMMY WATKINS - #4 OVERALL

Bills Mafia are hoping that the Bills don't repeat what they did 10 years ago. Watkins was a bust for the team and was traded to the LA Rams after just two years in Buffalo.

2004 - LEE EVANS - #13 OVERALL

Evans had a good career for the Bills playing in Buffalo for 7 seasons. He is 3rd all-time in receiving yards in Buffalo Bills history.

1996 - ERIC MOULDS - #24 OVERALL

Moulds was a star in Buffalo. He played for 10 years for the Bills and is #2 over in receiving yards in Buffalo Bills history.

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1982 - PERRY TUTTLE - #19 OVERALL

Tuttle would be considered a "Bust" as he only played 2 seasons in Buffalo making 24 catches for 368 yards and three touchdowns

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1979 - JERRY BUTLER - #5 OVERALL

Butler had a promising start to his career, but injuries cut it short. He played his whole career in Buffalo and ended up retiring from football in 1986 after injuring his ankle in a game.

1971 - J.D. Hill - #4 OVERALL

Hill was the first wide receiver drafted in the 1971 NFL draft and would play 5 seasons with the Bills. He only played one playoff game in 1974.

1968 - HAVEN MOSES - #9 OVERALL

Moses had a much better career in Denver after he was traded to the Broncos by the Bills in 1972. He is on the Bronco Ring Of Fame and in the Colorado Sports Hall Of Fame.