Buffalo Bills Depth Chart
- AFC East
- Stadium
- Highmark Stadium
- Head Coach
- Sean McDermott
- Offensive Coordinator
- Brian Daboll
- Defensive Coordinator
- Leslie Frazier
- Special Teams Coach
- Heath Farwell
- Defensive Scheme
- 4-3
Buffalo Bills tight end Dawson Knox has done his job when called upon this season. Through two games, Knox has six receptions on seven targets with one touchdown. Sadly, things aren't going to get easier for him against the Washington Football Team defense in Week 3. A defense that allowed the fourth-fewest amount of yards to tight ends last season. Knox could see a few targets in Week 3, but won't be anything more than a touchdown-dependent TE2.
Buffalo Bills wide receiver Emmanuel Sanders has quickly built chemistry with his new quarterback Josh Allen. Through two games, Sanders has at least six targets in each of the contests. However, he was only able to haul in two receptions for 48 yards in Week 2. It's not likely going to get easier against the Washington Football Team. A defense that surrendered the second-lowest amount of touchdowns to receivers last season. Sanders should see his share of targets, but he'll be a low-end flex option in PPR formats for Week 3.
Buffalo Bills wide receiver Cole Beasley has proven himself to be a fairly reliable fantasy option in PPR formats over the last season or so. He was somewhat held in check last week with four receptions for 36 yards, but the Bills weren't forced to air it out in what was already a blowout victory. Beasley in is line for a bounce back performance, but Washington isn't normally an easy team to pass against on a weekly basis. Despite that, Beasley should get his share of targets, but will be a low-end WR3 in PPR formats.
Buffalo Bills wide receiver Stefon Diggs has posted two straight performances with 60-plus receiving yards to begin the season. He caught his first touchdown of the season last week. Diggs came into the season ready to play, but he could have some issues against Washington in Week 3. Their secondary allowed the second-fewest amount of scores to receivers last season. However, Diggs doesn't need touchdowns in order to have success in fantasy formats. The fact that Washington is above-average defensively pushes Diggs into WR2 territory for Week 3.
Buffalo Bills running back Zack Moss saw his first action of the season versus the Miami Dolphins in Week 2. He rushed eight times for 26 yards and scored two touchdowns. Let's be honest, Moss is mainly going to be the Bills red zone back. Otherwise, Devin Singletary is going to see the bulk of the work in the backfield. Moss will get a tough matchup against Washington who allowed the second-fewest amount of scores to running backs last season. Fantasy managers should consider Moss a touchdown-dependent option, but he should be on the bench in most leagues for Week 3.