Cole Beasley

Cole Beasley caught 5-of-6 targets for 70 scoreless yards as the Bills took down the Dolphins 31-28 in Week 2.

Fantasy Impact

Beasley was once again a nice safety valve for Josh Allen over the middle of the field. The 31-year-old slot receiver isn't a high-upside fantasy option but he has a nice floor. Beasley gets the Rams in Week 3.

Cole Beasley caught 4-of-7 targets for 58 scoreless yards in the Bills' 27-17 Week 1 victory over the Jets.

Fantasy Impact

Beasley is a low-ceiling, high-floor PPR asset in deeper fantasy leagues. Buried behind Stefon Diggs and John Brown on the target totem pole in a run-first offense will do that to your fantasy value. Beasley draws the Dolphins in Week 2.

Cole Beasley spent a few weeks on the NFI list with a back issue, but it was reportedly not serious and he has been reactivated.

Fantasy Impact

Beasley will have a relatively safe floor this season but the Bills' run-heavy game and the acquisition of Stefon Diggs should cause you to temper expectations this season. He's a late-round target in deep leagues but not on the radar for most drafts.

Cole Beasley was put on the NFI (non-football injury) list for a back problem, but Mike Garafolo is reporting on Twitter that his back issue isn't a huge concern.

Fantasy Impact

Beasley had a nice season in 2019 hauling in 67 catches for 778 yards and six touchdowns over 15 games. A lot of analysts were predicting a breakout year but the acquisition of Stefon Diggs quickly squashed that possibility. Beasley is currently ranked 77th overall for wide receivers and shouldn't be drafted as anything more than a late-round flyer in deep leagues.

Cole Beasley caught four of his five targets for 44 yards in the Bills' Wild Card loss to the Texans.

Fantasy Impact

Beasley was a favorite target in short areas, including the red zone this season, thanks to his shiftiness. Beasley is signed for three more years at good value in Buffalo, and should continue to develop rapport with Josh Allen. Beasley has some PPR appeal heading into the 2020 season.