Buffalo Bills Depth Chart
- AFC East
- Stadium
- Highmark Stadium
- Head Coach
- Sean McDermott
- Offensive Coordinator
- Joe Brady (Interim)
- Defensive Coordinator
- Special Teams Coach
- Matthew Smiley
- Defensive Scheme
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Buffalo Bills star linebacker Von Miller is accused of assaulting his pregnant girlfriend at their home in Dallas this week, according to multiple police sources and officials. A warrant for a charge of assaulting a pregnant person has been issued for Miller. A charge of assaulting a pregnant person is a third-degree felony in Texas. "This morning, we were made aware of an incident involving Von Miller. We are in the process of gathering more information and will have no further comment at this point," the Bills said in a statement. Buffalo is on bye in Week 13, but it's unclear if Miller will face any suspension from the NFL for this incident. The 34-year-old three-time All-Pro is still looking for his first sack in his second year in Buffalo in 2023 through eight games played.
Buffalo Bills wide receiver Gabe Davis didn't take too kindly to last Sunday's bagel, reviving for six catches on 12 targets for 105 yards and a touchdown in Week 12's 37-34 overtime loss to the Philadelphia Eagles. Davis' unpredictable year rages on. The 24-year-old logged two donuts in his last three weeks before returning to the box score with a bang, mightily aiding those who took the leap of faith of deploying him in anticipation of this possible track meet. Davis' evening wasn't completely rosy, which has become a common theme for him. After grabbing a clutch seven-yard go-ahead score late in the fourth quarter, Davis and quarterback Josh Allen were not on the same page for a potential game-ending TD during OT. Every week is an adventure when it comes to Davis, and we'll see what type of story he'll have in store when the Bills return from a Week 13 bye to face the Kansas City Chiefs in what could be another high-scoring affair.
Buffalo Bills running back James Cook could have enjoyed a much bigger fantasy day in Sunday's 37-34 overtime defeat to the Philadelphia Eagles, compiling 16 carries for 43 yards with a season-high six receptions for 57 yards. Cook dropped a beautifully floated pass from quarterback Josh Allen on a wheel route in the first quarter, squandering a would-be touchdown. Cook remained heavily involved as a receiver for the rest of the contest in spite of that, recording season-high receiving numbers across the board, which is a promising development for those hoping to see the Bills utilize Cook's elusiveness. It was always likely to be tough sledding for the 24-year-old in wet conditions against Philadelphia's vaunted rushing defense, but it was also encouragingly Cook's third consecutive 100-yard performance. Barring a post-bye Leonard Fournette elevation from the practice squad, Cook should remain a fine RB2 against the Kansas City Chiefs on Dec. 10.
Buffalo Bills tight end Dalton Kincaid took a step back in Sunday's 37-34 overtime defeat to the Philadelphia Eagles, amassing five receptions on six targets for 38 yards. The good times in full-PPR leagues came to a halt for Kincaid in Week 12 after the 2023 first-rounder notched five showings in a row of double-digit fantasy points. It was still a tolerable outcome for those who started Kincaid, who surprisingly wasn't targeted during the second half or OT of what was a back-and-forth affair between two of the NFL's most electrifying offenses. A Week 13 bye provides veteran teammate Dawson Knox (wrist) valuable time to heal, potentially spelling the end of Kincaid's run as the top dog among Buffalo's tight ends. Kincaid has shown far too great of a rapport with quarterback Josh Allen, however, to be relegated to any kind of supplemental role. A daunting task in the form of an imposing Kansas City Chiefs defense is on tap for Week 14.
Buffalo Bills wide receiver Stefon Diggs busted his recent slump despite the elements of Week 12's 37-34 overtime defeat to the Philadelphia Eagles, totaling six receptions on 11 targets for 74 yards and a touchdown. In a riveting duel between two of the NFL's top offenses, Diggs made a savvy diving grab right along the goal line for a second-quarter touchdown from 13 yards out. The CBS broadcast noted on a few occasions that Diggs was missing from the field during several key moments of the first two quarters, but the 29-year-old superstar still turned in a big half with five catches on six targets for 60 yards and the aforementioned score. Unfortunately, Diggs would go on to secure one more 14-yard catch on five looks the rest of the way. It was still a fine rebound for Diggs, who generated 61 yards over the prior two outings combined. The Bills catch a Week 13 breather with another possible shootout with the Kansas City Chiefs on deck in Week 14.
