The Buffalo Bills traded down from their draft slot at 28 overall in Thursday night’s draft, forking the pick over to the Kansas City Chiefs and allowing them to select the fastest wide receiver in NFL combine history.
The Bills, who the Chiefs have bounced from the playoffs in three of the last four seasons, gave up pick 28 and a fourth and seventh rounder for the Chiefs 32nd overall pick, a third and a seventh rounder.
The Chiefs then used that pick to select Texas wide receiver Xavier Worthy, ESPN reported. Worthy broke the NFL Scouting Combine record for fastest 40-yard dash time in March with a blazing 4.21 time.
I truly cannot believe Buffalo not only allowed their biggest competitor to pick such a stud but outright handed him to them. And they did so with a massive hole at receiver on their own roster after trading away Josh Allen’s favorite target Stefon Diggs to the…
