Tyrell Shavers

Shavers' story is currently about the rehab grind. His size and depth value are real, but Buffalo needs him healthy before it can count on any expanded role.

Strengths: Size, depth potential, work ethic and prior NFL-system experience.

Weaknesses: Recovering from ACL surgery and unavailable to begin the 2026 regular season.

Shavers gives Buffalo a different silhouette in the receiver room. At 6-foot-4, he has turned limited opportunities into chunk plays, and his 2025 average of 16.3 yards per catch was not accidental. A five is a good developmental grade for a player who has earned snaps and can stretch a defense. The challenge is staying healthy and turning flashes into a larger, more consistent weekly role.

Strengths: He offers true size, downfield juice and a demonstrated knack for creating long gains on limited targets. Shavers has already proven he can contribute in all 17 games and give the offense a useful vertical complement.

Weaknesses: His career target volume remains low, and health affected his 2026 offseason preparation. He must refine the full route tree and win more routine separation to earn opportunities amid a much deeper receiver group.