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In terms of fantasy football, the Buffalo Bills have had some of the best assets in recent years, with their offensive superstars winning fantasy championships across the land.
In 2023 the Bills continued their domination of the AFC East after winning the division for the fourth successive season. Buffalo advanced to the Divisional round of the playoffs, where they were eliminated by the Kansas City Chiefs, who've beaten them in three of their last four playoff appearances.
The Bills' offense will look different in 2024 after they traded star WR Stefon Diggs to the Houston Texans and let Gabe Davis leave in free agency to the Jacksonville Jaguars. Diggs and Davis' departures will leave the door open for some of Buffalo's young receivers to take center stage alongside their established offensive stars.
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#5. Keon Coleman, WR
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A rookie wide receiver who could fill the void left by Stefon Diggs is Keon Coleman out of Florida State. The Bills selected Coleman with the 33rd overall pick in the 2024 NFL draft after he amassed 1,506 yards and 19 TDs over three years with Michigan State and Florida State.
Expect Coleman to be available in the late rounds of your fantasy football draft as his ADP is currently #104. Many rookies surprise us entering the NFL, such as Puka Nacua in 2023, and Coleman could be another added to this list.
#4. Curtis Samuel, WR
Coleman will be competing for targets in the wide receiver room with the newly acquired veteran Curtis Samuel. Samuel has spent time with both the Carolina Panthers and Washington Commanders and arrives in Buffalo after a poor 2023 season that saw him end as WR46 in fantasy, amassing just 613 yards and four touchdowns.
Samuel reunites with OC Joe Brady, who was Samuel's OC during his time in Carolina - and the last time they were together Samuel ended as WR27, amassing 1,051 total yards from scrimmage and five scores.
#3. Dalton Kincaid, TE
Many were worried about Dalton Kincaid's production entering 2023 as he would be lining up alongside veteran Dawson Knox. However, Kincaid became a favorite target of QB Josh Allen as the season progressed, ending the season with 673 yards and two touchdowns on 73 receptions.
Kincaid will continue to develop his rapport with Allen during the offseason as he enters his second NFL campaign. With both Stefon Diggs and Gabe Davis out of the building, expect Kincaid to improve on his TE11 finish in PPR scoring in 2023.
#2. James Cook, RB
James Cook broke out in 2023 after totaling 1,567 all-purpose yards and six touchdowns. Cook ended last year as RB10 in PPR scoring and made his first Pro Bowl appearance capping off an excellent year.
Cook will be entering just his third NFL season in 2024 and should continue to act as the Bills' RB1, despite the addition of rookie Ray Davis in the draft.
The only possible blemish on Cook's fantasy football performance could be the lack of touches in the red zone as well as touchdowns, both of which often go to dual-threat QB Josh Allen.
#1. Josh Allen, QB
Speaking of Josh Allen, he will once again be one of the best-performing fantasy football quarterbacks in 2024. Allen has ended as QB1 in three of the last four seasons, only ending as QB2 behind Patrick Mahomes in 2022.
Allen is one of the best dual-threat QBs for fantasy football as displayed by his 2023 numbers - 4,306 passing yards and 29 passing touchdowns, as well as 524 rushing yards and 15 TDs. His 15 rushing touchdowns are an NFL record in a single season for a quarterback.
He has averaged 596 rushing yards and 9 touchdown runs over the last five years, so even with a depleted wideout corps after the loss of Diggs and Davis, Allen should still be considered QB1 in fantasy football in 2024.
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