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The Buffalo Bills land Texas WR Cam Coleman in a recent 2027 NFL mock draft, which would truly open up the offense for Josh Allen.

A 2027 NFL mock draft by Pro Football Sports Network's Alec Elijah projects the Buffalo Bills to select Texas wide receiver Cam Coleman with the 28th overall pick. Elijah argues Coleman would serve as a crucial vertical weapon to stretch the field for quarterback Josh Allen alongside DJ Moore and Khalil Shakir.
Randy Gurzi highlights Buffalo's ongoing need for wide receiver depth behind Moore, especially with injuries impacting the unit. Through his first five games at Texas after transferring from Auburn, the 6-foot-3 Coleman recorded 17 receptions for 318 yards and five touchdowns, averaging 18.7 yards per catch.
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