Buffalo Bills wide receiver Khalil Shakir has five straight games with at least six receptions as the slot receiver for ...

Shakir brought in six of nine targets for 58 yards in the Bills' 30-20 win over the Colts on Sunday. Shakir recorded team-high reception and target numbers while checking in second in receiving yards.

That being said, the opportunity for Shakir to play more snaps should be available with Cooper out of the mix, and if the Bills find themselves in a negative game script and end up eschewing the ...

Khalil Shakir follows a simple set of rules that have vaulted the wide receiver to the top of the Buffalo Bills' depth chart. Despite missing one game due to an ankle injury, Shakir leads the ...

Based on another advanced statistic, Shakir has not just been the best receiver on the Bills, but also one of the best in the league. Shakir currently has the best catch percentage in the league ...

The Buffalo Bills' decision to move on from Stefon Diggs and Gabe Davis in the offseason left many wondering how the offense would function moving forward. That left Khalil Shakir as the only ...

The Buffalo Bills have an emerging superstar at receiver in Khalil Shakir. The former fifth-round pick out of Boise State has 42 receptions this season, which is already a new career-high ...

"His mindset, just the way he handles his business. Forming into a true professional," said wide receiver Khalil Shakir as the Bills prepare to host the Miami Dolphins in Week 9. Shakir ...

Shakir currently leads the Bills in receptions (36) and yards (421), but is one behind rookie Keon Coleman in touchdowns with two. That is with him missing one game due to injury. Only two targets ...

But talking on One Bills Live on Tuesday, ESPN analyst Dan Orlovsky suggested third-year wide receiver Khalil Shakir could be the surprise man to cause Kansas City some problems. “I think ...

Since the start of last season, Shakir has caught 75-of-83 targets (90.4 percent) for 1,032 yards. — Tim Graham, Bills beat writer Seattle’s issues being one-dimensional offense popped up again.