Buffalo Rumblings on Skyler Bell
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I had a late Round 2 / early Round 3 grade on Bell after watching his tremendous UConn film and factoring in everything he did at the 2026 combine, which included a 4.40 time in the 40-yard dash and a 98th percentile vertical.
STACKED’s take
Bell was late-Round 2/early-Round 3 grade in Round 4; open No. 3 receiver path.
Bell is a speedy separator, the exact type of receiver many were clamoring for the Bills to pick leading up to the 2026 Draft, though most expected that choice earlier than the fourth round. The source had a late Round 2/early Round 3 grade on Bell after watching his tremendous UConn film and factoring in his 2026 combine performance, which included a 4.40 time in the 40-yard dash and a 98th percentile vertical. Bell gets the slight nod over Elarms-Orr because the source sees a more available path to playing time as the No. 3 receiver gig is wide open. While it may take time for Bell to hone his outstanding route-running potential, he proved to be a reliable contested-catch winner, was regularly solid after the catch, and demonstrated reliable hands throughout his time at Wisconsin and UConn.
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