Analysts anticipate the Bills may further bolster their quarterback room with a rookie who could develop into a long-term backup for Allen, potentially shaping the team’s approach to the position in the coming years.

One notable speculative target is Kansas quarterback Jalon Daniels, whose leadership and dual-threat play have drawn draft buzz. Daniels excelled as a four-time captain and has strong off-field credentials, including academic honors that highlight his intangibles and work ethic.

Despite questions about his passing consistency, Daniels’ athleticism and running ability have been cited as traits that could fit the Bills’ offense, potentially allowing him to contribute on the scout team initially while growing into a possible future role behind Allen.

NFL draft projections vary, with some evaluators suggesting Daniels could be a later-round pick or even an undrafted addition, given his accuracy and development needs at the pro level. The Bills’ priority remains adding versatile talent to support Allen and keep the offense versatile and dynamic.

Beyond the quarterback position, Buffalo has already moved to enhance the offense, notably through a trade for a wide receiver to bolster the receiving corps. Additional offensive weapons in the draft remain a possibility as the team aims to increase scoring efficiency and depth for the upcoming season.