Fantasy Football Player Notes
2021 Rest of Season Rankings
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14.
Stefon Diggs
WR - (vs . NYJ)
The massive opportunity finally arrived for Diggs, whose target share checked in at 46% in Week 10. The star wideout certainly took advantage of the exploitable Jets secondary, but it's the usage that was most encouraging. The Bills' offense got back on track in this one, and we can confidently view him as a high-end WR1 once again.
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71.
Dawson Knox
TE - (vs . NYJ)
Through five weeks, Knox's share of targets per routes run doesn't support the production he has been registering. However, he's attached to a high-end passing attack in an elite offense, so low-end TE1 numbers are doable moving forward.
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94.
Emmanuel Sanders
WR - (vs . NYJ)
Sanders didn't log a single reception in Week 8 against Miami, but he remains an integral part of one of the pass-happiest teams in the NFL. Sunday's letdown was due to the Dolphins basically giving Josh Allen any underneath routes he wanted, which led to a heavy dose of Cole Beasley and Zack Moss on check downs. Sanders will likely rebound in Week 9 against the lowly Jaguars.
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104.
Cole Beasley
WR - (vs . NYJ)
Beasley has become game-script dependent in 2021. Through five games the Bills haven't been trailing enough for them to fully utilize use of their 11 personnel package, which means Beasley just hasn't been on the field enough to warrant weekly fantasy consideration.
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116.
Devin Singletary
RB - (vs . NYJ)
With Josh Allen running as much as he does (and scoring TD's at the goal line) and Zack Moss on the roster, Devin Singletary is basically a change of pace back, capable of big plays, but unassured of consistent touches. That combination make him difficult to invest in for 2021. As bench depth, he could be used in bye weeks, and you may get lucky. However, he's not a reliable fantasy RB.
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120.
Zack Moss
RB - (vs . NYJ)
Moss saw just three carries on Sunday as the Bills once again struggled to open up their rushing attack. Matt Breida surprisingly remains involved as well, which means Buffalo's backfield has transformed into a three-way RBBC. Moss can be left on waivers in shallower leagues.
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121.
Matt Breida
RB - (vs . NYJ)
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170.
Gabriel Davis
WR - (vs . NYJ)
As expected, the sophomore wideout worked as Buffalo's No. 3 in this game. Davis played on just 44 snaps compared to the big three all receiving 77+. Davis was the one who found the end zone, so he might appear in some waiver wire articles, but he won't be a trustworthy fantasy option until that snap share increases.
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