Fantasy Football Player Notes
2021 Rest of Season Rankings
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15.
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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31.
Josh Allen
QB - (vs . NYJ)
Buffalo's big leads from Weeks 2-5 have held Allen's passing volume in check, but he's playing much better than earlier this season and is heavily involved in the rushing game. He's a locked-in, top-three fantasy signal caller entering a Week 6 Monday night showdown with the Titans.
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78.
Devin Singletary
RB - (vs . NYJ)
Over the past two weeks, Singletary has seen the field for a whopping 119 snaps compared to 26 for Zack Moss and just three for Matt Breida. Including his work as a receiver, Singletary has totaled at least 78 yards in each contest while scoring in both games as well. Buffalo's offense doesn't run through Singletary, but seizing the majority of backfield duties is making up for that. He'll be a RB2 for a plus Week 17 matchup against Atlanta.
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90.
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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98.
Gabriel Davis
WR - (vs . NYJ)
The sophomore wideout was a popular waiver wire add following Emmanuel Sanders' Week 14 injury, and he'll be an even more popular name following a two-touchdown game in Week 15. Davis wound up hauling in 5-of-7 targets for 85 yards and the aforementioned two scores on Sunday against Carolina. The 22-year-old entered the game ranking second on Buffalo in yards per route run. He also has four TDs in his past three games. Davis' fantasy value is theoretically tied to Sanders' health moving moving forward, but there's also a chance that the Bills give him more run after this performance. Davis is a priority Week 16 add.
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128.
Jamison Crowder
WR - (vs . NYJ)
New York's veteran slot receiver saw just one target in a plus Week 12 matchup against the Texans. He returned to form on Sunday against the Eagles, hauling in 4-of-6 targets for 62 yards. Aside from the disaster against Houston, Crowder has seen at least five targets in every other game he has played this year. There isn't a lot of upside to be had for a player with a low ADOT in a bad offense, but those in deep leagues with full-PPR scoring could do worse if seeking a depth piece.
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142.
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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146.
Isaiah McKenzie
WR - (vs . NYJ)
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150.
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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152.
Duke Johnson Jr.
RB - (vs . NYJ)
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176.
Tyler Bass
K - (vs . NYJ)
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186.
Buffalo Bills
DST - (vs . NYJ)
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