Jordan Poyer Fantasy

Buffalo Bills safety Jordan Poyer (ankle) missed practice all week and has been ruled out for the Week 4 tilt against the Houston Texans. Offensive guard Jon Feliciano (concussion) has also been ruled out. With Poyer out this Sunday, Buffalo will look for Damar Hamlin and Jaquan Johnson to step up in his absence. Despite Poyer being out, the Bills defense/special teams should be considered an elite play in Week 4 against a Texans offense that is being led by a third-string rookie quarterback in Davis Mills with Tyrod Taylor and Deshaun Watson both out. Through three games, Poyer has 11 tackles, one sack, two passes defensed and an interception. He's a weekly consideration for starting lineups at defensive back in IDP leagues when healthy.

Oct. 2nd • 12:00 PM

The Buffalo Bills agreed to a two-year, $20.5 million contract extension with safety Jordan Poyer on Tuesday, according to a source. Poyer, a seventh-round pick of the Eagles in 2013, has really come into his own the last two years with the Bills. He has exactly 100 combined tackles each of the last two seasons, including 71 solo takedowns, four tackles for loss, two interceptions, three forced fumbles and three fumble recoveries in all 16 games in 2019. Poyer has 11 interceptions over the last three seasons and is a big part of Buffalo's strong secondary. The Bills Defense/special teams should be a top-five fantasy unit in drafts this fall.

Mar. 17th • 5:47 PM

Buffalo Bills safety Jordan Poyer was recently featured in ESPN's Breakout Players for all 32 NFL Teams. Poyer was an intricate part of a very aggressive defense last season and, in his first year with the Bills, had the best season of his career. Before coming to Buffalo, Poyer was not anything spectacular. The only season that he registered a sack or interception was 2015 with the Browns, notching only one and two respectively. His last season with the Browns (2016), he registered his highest total tackles with only 39. The move to Buffalo in 2017 turned out to be a good one for Poyer. In 15 games, Poyer went off for 95 total tackles, two sacks, and five interceptions. He also accounted for 13 passes defended and a forced fumble. This puts Poyer into elite status, as he ranked second amongst all safeties in IDP production. If Poyer improves again for 2018, the Bills will have one of the more exciting defenses in the league.

Aug. 21st • 8:07 PM