Buffalo’s efficient, chain-moving WR with steady production
In the 2000-2001 seasons, Zeke McKine totaled 38 catches for 528 yards and 2 touchdowns for Buffalo, a solid 13.9 yards per catch that points to a reliable downfield threat[1][5]. He also showed a little versatility with a rushing touch, and his stat profile suggests a player who could win with toughness and efficiency rather than pure volume[5][6]. Public stat pages and roster listings confirm his Buffalo role, but there’s little fresh scouting or injury info available in the sources reviewed, so the clearest takeaway is that he looks like a dependable, productive WR rather than a headline-grabbing star[1][13].
