The Buffalo Bills' wide receiver corps looks to be pretty well rounded out ahead of April's draft, as the team officially announced its acquisition of 26-year-old Percy Harvin Wednesday.
Harvin, who spent half of last season with the New York Jets, will receive $6 million for his services and will likely battle Robert Woods for the No. 2 spot on the team's depth chart.
Aside from Harvin and Woods, Buffalo currently has sophomore Sammy Watkins, Chris Hogan, Marcus Easley and Marquise Goodwin to build their lineup, as well as a slew of young wideouts vying for a roster spot.
Harvin will wear No. 18 for the Bills, according to Chris Brown of buffalobills.com.
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