Bills Eyeing Boston for Draft

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The Buffalo Bills are stepping up their scouting for the 2026 NFL Draft, with Washington-wide

receiver Denzel Boston high on their list.

The 6-foot 4-210-pound prospect has a pre-draft workout scheduled with the team in the coming

days or weeks.

His size and strength could fill a gap in Buffalo's receiving core that they've missed lately.

In wrapped up four years at Washington, piling up over 800 receiving yards across his final

two seasons, plus 20 touchdowns in, 2024 and 2025.

He averaged 13.7 yards per catch and 68.8 yards per game during that stretch.

The 22-year-old skipped the 40 yard dash but impressed at pro-day with the 37.5-inch vertical

jump and a 4.2.

Short Shuttle scouts raved about his position drills where he put on a clinic catching passes.

He's already met with the Miami Dolphins and has another workout lined up with the New

Orleans Saints on top of 10 official visits and more requests.

Pending Boston projects as a late first round or early second round pick right around the

Bills spot at number 26.

Buffalo recently traded for versatile receiver DJ Moore from the Chicago Bears, but Boston's

boundary skills could complement him perfectly.

Especially if Keon Coleman gets moved after two quiet seasons, Team Insider see Boston

as a big, physical presence ready to contribute right away.

With the draft still months out, these workouts could shape Buffalo's plans to boost their

passing attack.

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