Buffalo
Bills.

Smith is the dominant WR1 that Josh Allen lacks; his tape is that of a blue-chip prospect, without too many flaws.

Brings that third-down terror the pass rush is missing; if his tape against the run improves, he has star ceiling.

Immediate patch for a secondary needing pop; the All-Pro ceiling is there if he adjusts his aggressiveness and avoids flags.

Gives Allen an explosive post-catch WR he desperately needs. Physical, but his ceiling depends on how much he develops his intermediate route tree.

His explosiveness off the edge is what Buffalo asks for in the pass-rush. He must add strength, or he will be a third-down specialist.

Sharpe is a rare athlete coming in to compete for the CB2 spot. His ceiling will be determined by settling his frame and finding the timing with his hands.

Gives Allen the consistent third slot option they didn't have. A bet on sure hands and a short route tree; he is not an elite separator.

Gives them that anchor for the middle of the DL they are looking for. Elite physicality; if he refines his technique, he can be a headache.

Provides depth to the perimeter with those hips, key for the secondary. Safe floor in the slot, but his ceiling depends on putting on weight in the gym.