The Buffalo Bills have a top-ten tight end in the NFL in Ole Miss product Dawson Knox. The former third-round pick has become a go-to target for quarterback Josh Allen on and off the field. Knox has proven himself to be a plus pass blocker and has improved his hands each of his four seasons in Buffalo. The 26-year-old has all the skills to be a No. 1 tight end in the NFL for the next five years. This is a good thing since the Bills have him signed for four more years. Behind Knox is where you can see a glaring issue on the roster and is a place the brain power at One Bills Drive needs to invest some time and draft capital. As of right now, Buffalo has two other tight ends on the roster: Quintin Morris and Zach Davidson. Together the duo has a combined eight catches for 84 yards and a touchdown. Worth noting, all of those stats belong to Morris, as Davidson, a 2021 fifth-round pick of the Vikings, hasn’t registered an NFL stat. Only having Knox isn’t anything new. The Bills’ other TE last season was Tommy Sweeney, who didn’t do much in … Continue reading Opening the Bills: Examining Buffalo’s TE room ahead of 2023 NFL Draft