The Buffalo Bills receivers' room makeover did not include a reunion with a 2017 second-round draft pick.
It was likely a product of unfounded social media speculation, but any idea of receiver Zay Jones returning to the team that drafted him can be put to rest.have made multiple changes to their receiving corps this offseason, but apparently saw little value in pursuing their former second-round pick who was released by the Jacksonville Jaguars last month. Jones, the No. 37 overall selection in 2017, has reportedly landed a one-year contract from the Arizona Cardinals.
In 2022, Jones accounted for his most-productive season as a pro. He made 82 receptions for 823 yard and five touchdowns while making 16 appearances for the Jacksonville Jaguars. With the departures of Stefon Diggs and Gabe Davis, Buffalo reworked its receivers' room by signing veteran free agents. Then, they used the No. 33 overall draft pick on Keon Coleman, a physical receiver who made 11 touchdowns receptions for Florida State in 2023.
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