The Buffalo Bills loss to the Houston Texans 23-19 but running back James Cook and wide receiver Khalil Shakir each cleared 100 yards.
The Buffalo Bills lost some ground in the AFC East race as they fell to the Houston Texans, but James Cook and Khalil Shakir continued to deliver. Cook carried 17 times for 116 yards and a touchdown plus three catches for another 13 yards, while Shakir topped 100 receiving yards for the first time this year and a season high eight receptions.
Cook and Shakir performed up to expectations but they were the only Bills who did, Josh Allen cleared 250 passing yards but threw two interceptions, no other skill player caught more than three passes or had more than 45 yards from scrimmage.
Cook and Shakir are the only safe fantasy options on the Bills roster, besides Allen who’s the best fantasy quarterback, and they delivered despite to the loss and difficult matchup.
Author: David Leonard Jr. (@RealDelcoDave)
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The waiver wire will be hot for Bills wide receiver Tyrell Shavers.
After Keon Coleman got benched in Week 11, Tyrell Shavers had a big day for fantasy football. He is PlayerProfiler’s top trending player. Heading into Monday Night Football he is the WR9 on the week.
Shavers had 19 fantasy points on a 4-90-1 receiving line and will certainly garner attention on the waiver wire this week. The Bills will face the challenging Texans defense for a quick turnaround on Thursday Night Football. With Josh Allen throwing him the ball, Shavers is worth a pick up considering there will be no Ja’Marr Chase (suspension) or Drake London (injury) available.
Author: Jeremiah Retzlaff (@coachretzlaff1)
The Buffalo Bills outlast the Tampa Bay Buccaneers in a slugfest by the score of 44-32 as Josh Allen scores six touchdowns.
The reigning MVP put on a show Sunday and became the first player in NFL history to record two games of three passing touchdowns and three rushing touchdowns. Allen outdueled Baker Mayfield in a game that saw nine lead changes. It was undoubtedly a bounce-back game from the Week 10 performance against the Dolphins.
Josh Allen continues to amaze fans with his performances. The Bills do not have an actual top wide receiver since Stefon Diggs departed, but Allen continues to produce, recording 317 yards and three touchdowns on 19 completions also adding 40 yards and three touchdowns on six rushes. This week, he was missing tight end Dalton Kincaid, who is dealing with a hamstring injury, and Keon Coleman, who was inactive via the coach’s decision for being late to another team meeting. Gabe Davis and Mecole Hardman made their season debuts on the retooled wide receiver room. No matter the weapons available, Josh Allen shows us why he is a perrenial favorite for the MVP award. The Bills will play the Houston Texans in Week 12.
Author: Dane Madoche(@FF_DaMaddog)
Josh Allen wins the fantasy battle, but Drake Maye wins in the standings as the Patriots defeat the Bills 23-20 on Sunday Night Football.
The Patriots picked up a huge divisional game on the road against the Buffalo Bills. Of note, the quarterback matchup was set up to be a preview of things to come.
While the Patriots came away the victors, Josh Allen had the better day for fantasy football. Heading into Monday Night football, Allen is the QB11 (19.42 fantasy points) to Maye’s QB22 (12.12 fantasy points). Maye would have had a better day, however in close to the goal line, the Patriots opted to run with Rhamondre Stevenson who scored 2 touchdowns.
Stefon Diggs scorched the Bills secondary for a 10-146 line on 12 targets. Tight end Dalton Kincaid feasted for a 6-108 line on the Bills side. There will be plenty of fantasy goodness from these teams for the foreseeable future. Allen remains at the top of dynasty quarterback rankings, but the gap is getting closer as Maye finds his groove in year 2.
Author: Jeremiah Retzlaff (@coachretzlaff1)
2024 MVP Josh Allen leads his Bills in a win over division foe Miami Dolphins.
Josh Allen is proving again why he was the NFL MVP in 2024. He completed a pass to 9 different players in a game that Miami did their best to keep close. Allen doesn’t have a true number one receiver, but when he plays this efficiently he doesn’t need one. He completed 22 of 28 passes for 213 passing yards and 3 passing touchdowns along with 25 rushing yards on 4 carries. Tight end Dalton Kincaid was the leading reciever with 5 catches, 66 receiving yards and 1 touchdown. Allen’s touchdown to Kincaid was a risky play in which Allen looked like he was going to make a run to the end zone, at the last second he pulls up and nonchalantly flipped the ball between a couple of defenders to score.
Josh Allen has been a top 3 fantasy quarterback for the last 5 seasons and he hasn’t shown any signs of slowing down. That includes 3 seasons as QB1 overall. He just broke the NFL record for the fastest player to pass for 300 career passing touchdowns, surpassing Patrick Mahomes. Allen will go down as one of the best fantasy quarterbacks ever and possibly in real life as well. The man just needs to win a Super Bowl to solidify his Hall of Fame candidacy.
Author: Jesse Baldwin @J_Baldwin51
Jackson and Allen’s elite status in fantasy put on display during the Bills’ epic comeback win over the Ravens.
The NFL’s first Sunday night game of the season slated two fantasy juggernauts against each other and didn’t disappoint. In an 81-point, offensive barrage, Lamar and Co. held the lead for most of the game, but a 4th quarter fumble gave Allen just what he needed to spark a comeback win for the Bills.
Allen showed why he won the MVP award last year as he threw for almost 400 yards and 2 TDs. He also scored twice on the ground as he continues to see usage as a runner inside the 5 yard line. On the other side Jackson delivered what we’ve grown accustomed to seeing, accumulating 209 yards and 2 TDs through the air, as well as adding 70 rushing and a touchdown on just 6 carries.
Allen looks primed to be QB1 overall again this year with his floor being more elevated than most due to his usage around the goal line.
Author: Brett Jackson (@Bjackson1189)
