Curtis Samuel

Curtis Samuel

WR - WAS
Height: 5-11
Weight: 195 lbs
Age: 27
College: Ohio State
Washington Commanders

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CBS SportsBills land Curtis Samuel: How ex-Commanders WR fits into Josh Allen's offense after landing 3-year, $30M deal

A new wideout for Josh Allen

Source: CBS Sports
Thursday, Mar 14, 2024

FF TodayBills add WR Curtis Samuel to the mix

$15 million guaranteed Former Commanders WR Curtis Samuel is signing a three-year, $24 million deal worth up to $30 million, including $15 million guaranteed, with the Buffalo Bills, per source. (Adam Schefter on X) FF Today's Take: The Bills dipped into the second-tier wide receiver pool to find their replacement for Gabriel Davis who moved on to Jacksonville. Samuel spent four seasons in Carolina and three in Washington, mostly working from the slot but capable of lining up anywhere in the formation. He's late-round wide receiver option that will be in the flex conversation most weeks given the quality of the Bills' offense.

Source: FF Today
Thursday, Mar 14, 2024

Yahoo SportsBills to sign Curtis Samuel

The Bills saw Gabe Davis leave for the Jaguars early in free agency and they added a piece to their receiving corps on Thursday.

Source: Yahoo Sports
Thursday, Mar 14, 2024

ESPNSource: Samuel heads to Buffalo on 3-year deal

Former Commanders wide receiver Curtis Samuel is signing a three-year, $24 million deal worth up to $30 million with the Bills, a source said.

Source: ESPN
Thursday, Mar 14, 2024

Draft SharksBills grab new slot man in Curtis Samuel

The Bills are signing WR Curtis Samuel to a three-year, $24 million deal, according to ESPN's Adam Schefter. The contract can be worth up to $30 million and includes $15 million in guarantees. It almost certainly locks Samuel in as the No. 2 WR alongside Stefon Diggs. It's worth noting, however, that he's getting significantly smaller annual averages than Gabe Davis (Jaguars) and Darnell Mooney (Falcons). Each of those free-agent WRs got deals with $13 million annual averages and more guaranteed money. For now, Samuel looks poised to battle TE Dalton Kincaid for the No. 2 spot in targets. Though we'll see whether Buffalo adds a WR early in the draft. Samuel presents intrigue in that his short-range game differs from the skill sets of Diggs and Davis, who spent the past four years in Buffalo. Samuel also played under Bills OC Joe Brady in Carolina in 2020, when he trailed Robbie Chosen and D.J. Moore by more than 20 targets apiece. Samuel did garner a career-high 41 carries that season, but the Panthers only got three games of RB Christian McCaffrey. For fantasy, Samuel looks interesting and obviously lands with an upside QB. But it's tough to like him as more than a high-WR4 to low-WR3. Samuel's short-range game makes him more attractive for lineup-setting leagues than best ball drafts. His arrival is also bad news for WR Khalil Shakir, who has spent 72% of his snaps in the slot over two seasons in Buffalo. Shakir can play outside as well. But you shouldn't consider him before the end of best ball drafts.

Source: Draft Sharks
Thursday, Mar 14, 2024


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