NFL Draft 2019 Buffalo Bulls Wide Receiver Anthony Johnson signed as an UDFA by the tampa bay buccaneers

UB’s Anthony Johnson only needed two seasons to prove himself to be one of, if not the best receiver in Buffalo history. He was expected to be a day two pick by many but slid past the seventh round. The Bucs picked him up as an Undrafted Free Agent.

At Buffalo

After a pair of years in the JUCO ranks, one at Butler Community College and the other at Iowa Western Community College, the wide receiver tore up the Division I ranks when his time came in Buffalo.

After a redshirt season, Johnson compiled 25 touchdowns, nearly 2400 yards and a 17.8 yards per catch average in two years of play. He was unstoppable for much of his career, especially when it came against Mid-American Conference competition. In three games this past year, Johnson have multi-touchdown games against MAC opponents.

Looking Forward

Tampa was not projected to have a huge need for receiver, but they drafted Bowling Green wideout Scott Miller in the sixth round. Johnson will have to beat him out for a shot at making the game day roster.

If you want to follow their journey towards making an NFL game day roster keep reading Bull Run or head over to Bucs Nation the home of Tampa Bay football on SBNation.