Fantasy Football Player Notes
2026 Half PPR Draft Rankings
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28.
DJ Moore
(vs . NYJ)
DJ Moore lands in Buffalo in arguably the best situation of his career after years of producing despite inconsistent quarterback play and shifting offensive environments. The veteran receiver reunites with Joe Brady, under whom he previously handled massive volume in Carolina, and now gets the benefit of catching passes from Josh Allen. Moore should immediately operate as one of Buffalo's primary receiving weapons, even if the Bills continue spreading targets around offensively. Given his long track record of WR2 production and the offensive upgrade surrounding him, Moore profiles as a strong value in 2026.
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51.
Khalil Shakir
(vs . NYJ)
Khalil Shakir once again provided stability without much ceiling, finishing as a WR3/4 despite operating as one of Josh Allen's most trusted targets. His short-area role created a reliable weekly floor, but limited downfield and red-zone usage continued to cap his fantasy upside. The addition of DJ Moore adds even more competition for targets, making it difficult to project meaningful volume growth in 2026. Shakir still profiles as Buffalo's safest receiver from a consistency standpoint, but fantasy managers should view him more as a floor-based depth option than a breakout candidate.
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91.
Keon Coleman
(vs . NYJ)
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109.
Skyler Bell
(vs . NYJ)
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122.
Joshua Palmer
(vs . NYJ)
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177.
Mecole Hardman Jr.
(vs . NYJ)
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189.
Tyrell Shavers
(vs . NYJ)
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285.
Ja'Mori Maclin
(vs . NYJ)
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318.
Trent Sherfield Sr.
(vs . NYJ)
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354.
Mac Dalena
(vs . NYJ)
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358.
Stephen Gosnell
(vs . NYJ)
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