The Bills have legitimately improved their wide receiving room, by signing Curtis Samuel to a three-year, $24 million deal. After letting Gabe Davis walk, the arrival of Samuel will bring more consistency to Buffalo’s passing game. As long as Samuel can stay healthy he should be an excellent complement to Stefon Diggs.

Over the last two seasons with the Commanders, Samuel has averaged 91.5 targets and 63 receptions, while totaling 1,269 receiving yards, 226 rushing yards, and 10 total touchdowns. Samuel will be reunited with Bills’ offensive coordinator Joe Brady. The last time these two were together in 2020, Samuel set career highs for receptions (77), receiving yards (851), and rushing yards (200).

The veteran receiver will finally have an All-Pro quarterback tossing passes his way. With Josh Allen targeting him, Samuel could be at the very least a solid WR3 for fantasy managers in 2024. Whether your buying or selling Samuel in dynasty, one should be able to get a mid-second rounder for him now.