Buffalo Rumblinks, 5/6: Which rookies will contribute immediately for Bills?

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Plus, get to know rookie edge rusher Javon Solomon, who led the FBS in sacks (16) for Troy in 2023.

The Buffalo Bills used their 10 selections in the 2024 NFL Draft to address areas of need on their roster, including bringing in a physical “X” receiver, adding Jordan Poyer’s replacement and drafting the FBS leader in sacks from the 2023 college football season.

There are going to be ample opportunities for Buffalo’s rookies to step in and play from day one, and today’s edition of the Buffalo Rumblinks leads off by examining which of Buffalo’s rookies appear likely to contribute immediately for the Bills.

Which rookies will contribute immediately for Bills?

With the offseason departures at wide receiver, Keon Coleman seems destined to land a role as one of Buffalo’s top three wideouts, while Cole Bishop will have a golden opportunity to earn a starting spot at safety and DeWayne Carter should be able to contribute along the defensive line. Linked here: Which rookies appear poised to play significant snaps from the get-go, why head coach Sean McDermott and the Bills may need to get instant production from Coleman, Bishop, and Carter, how Buffalo’s rookies fit in with the team, and more!

Meet new edge rusher Javon Solomon

Get to know Javon Solomon, the newest member of Buffalo’s defensive line who was selected with the 168th overall pick (fifth round) in the 2024 NFL Draft after leading the FBS in sacks (16) for Troy in 2023.

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