ESPN's Mina Kimes wants to see more from Bills wide receivers (video)

The Buffalo Bills offense is not a bad unit but they have not looked up to their excellent levels at times in 2025.

Much of that has to do with the passing attack and the Bills (6-3) will look to improve on that against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers (6-3) during their Week 11 game on Sunday at Highmark Stadium.

In Buffalo, most are not pointing the finger at quarterback Josh Allen. Rather, there is hope for more from the team's receivers.

From a national angle, ESPN NFL analyst Mina Kimes agrees.

During a roundtable discussion on "NFL on ESPN," Kimes broke down the Bills offense. Wide receivers in Buffalo was a point of emphasis.

"You need one of those skill players to step up as a true, 1-on-1, man beater," Kimes said. "Someone who can get you big plays down field."

Kimes' full breakdown can be found in the clip below:

.@MinaKimes believes the Bills receivers, not Josh Allen, need to improve for Buffalo to win a Super Bowl 🏆

"You need one of those skill players to step up as a true 1-on-1 man beater." pic.twitter.com/G874c00hmk— NFL on ESPN (@ESPNNFL) June 23, 2025

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