Gabe Davis

At this point in his career, we know who Gabriel Davis is. A field stretcher who can pop off for massive spike weeks at any time. Last year, Davis ranked 15th in deep targets and 18th in total touchdowns, but he still finished as the WR50 in fantasy points per game. He has shown the ability to be a WR3 in fantasy, with his WR36 finish the year prior, but it's tough to project him to revisit that status. We can argue that Davis gets a small upgrade from Josh Allen to Trevor Lawrence in terms of the deep ball. Last year, Allen ranked 12th, followed by Lawrence at 13th in highly accurate throw rate on targets of 20 yards or deeper, but Lawrence buried Allen in catchable target rate on deep balls, ranking 12th while Allen checked in at 21st. Davis is a WR4/5 that could win you some weeks from the flex.

Gabe Davis's move to the Jaguars offers him a fresh start after a mixed performance with the Bills in 2023. While he showcased his big-play ability with 7 touchdowns and 1,200 air yards, his inconsistency, including four catchless games in his last eight appearances, raises concerns. In Jacksonville, Davis could see an uptick in targets following the departures of Zay Jones and Calvin Ridley, but his boom-or-bust nature may persist. With Trevor Lawrence leading the offense and competition from established pass-catchers and rookie Brian Thomas Jr., Davis's fantasy outlook remains uncertain, making him a better fit for best ball formats where his spiked weeks could still offer value.