The Bills have already made a splash at receiver, but ESPN’s latest mock draft still has Buffalo looking to add another one. In Jordan Reid’s projection, the Bills use their pick on Indiana wideout Nick Marsh, a move aimed at giving Josh Allen another playmaker for 2027 and beyond.
Reid wrote, "31. Buffalo Bills.
Nick Marsh, WR, Indiana," and added, "... The Michigan State transfer is powerful on short-to-intermediate patterns and is not afraid to do the dirty work in the offense.
He's competitive in gaining yards after the catch, which would be useful in Buffalo's offense."
Marsh would fit into a receiver room that already includes DJ Moore, Khalil Shakir and other notable names, but the Bills still appear to have a clear opening for another difference-maker. Shakir gives Buffalo a strong short-area option, especially on screens and shallow routes, while Moore brings the downfield element the offense has wanted. Marsh, at 6-foot-3, would offer a different kind of target - one who can win underneath and keep churning after the catch.
Last season at Michigan State, Marsh put up 59 catches for 662 yards and six touchdowns before transferring to Indiana, where he’ll try to build on those numbers with the reigning National Champions.
The Bills could have other roster needs by the time the 2027 NFL Draft arrives, but the idea here is straightforward: if Buffalo wants to keep loading up around Allen, another receiver like Marsh would make plenty of sense. In this scenario, he steps into the role Keon Coleman hasn’t filled and gives the Bills a better shot at solving that spot for good.
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