Bills GM Buddy Nix suggested that a "big time, outside receiver" will be high on the team's wish list in the 2013 draft.

Specifically, Nix is on the lookout for a big receiver who can make tough catches even when covered. Stevie Johnson isn't a true No. 1 receiver -- nor is he paid like one -- while Donald Jones and T.J. Graham leave a lot to be desired at the second and third spots. The Bills' first priority is to find a solution at quarterback.

Stevie Johnson (hamstring) is active for Week 14 against the Rams.

Johnson has a long history of starting and playing effectively through leg injuries, and can be trusted as a WR3 for the first week of the fantasy playoffs. He's the No. 28 receiver in Chris Wesseling's Week 14 rankings. Inactive for the Bills are QB Tarvaris Jackson, CB Aaron Williams, CB T.J. Heath, C Eric Wood, OL Chris Scott, WR Marcus Easley and DE Mark Anderson.

Stevie Johnson (hamstring) is listed as questionable to face the Rams in Week 14.

Coach Chan Gailey said Johnson did better in Friday's practice, but the team's medical staff still wants to see how the hamstring is holding up Saturday morning. Barring a setback, we still expect Johnson to play at less than 100 percent health and effectiveness. He's no better than a borderline WR3 option for Week 14.