The need was obvious. Sitting at No. 28, Buffalo was willing to move up on a smaller level if certain highly rated players fell. Being aggressive in the first round became a trend for the Bills, with trades up in each of the last two drafts.

A look at some mock drafts across the media landscape for the Bills and which wide receivers could be heading to Buffalo.

On Saturday, Brandon Beane said the team worked out a free agent wide receiver that they intended to sign. We learned on Sunday that the wide receiver that the Buffalo Bills were signing was Quintez Cephus. Cephus’ agency, Sports Trust Advisors, shared the news on social media.