Deone Walker, a massive interior presence, provides a rare blend of size and splash plays. In Buffalo’s scheme, he’s part of the interior rotation behind Oliver and Jones, offering depth on early downs and a potential anchor for jumbo looks and interior pressure.

Walker’ size and power give Buffalo a sturdy interior disruptor. In limited preseason work, he produced six pressures with a sack in 58 snaps, hinting at immediate run-stopping and pass-rush value alongside Sanders. Together, they could anchor Buffalo’s middle, potentially easing Oliver’s workload and threatening Carter’s roster viability.

Walker vaulted into the spotlight with a dominant 21-snap showing: four tackles, half a sack, a tackle for loss and a quarterback hit. His hand power and movement give Buffalo a credible interior disruptor who could see early downs in passing situations, potentially pressuring veteran incumbents and altering the Bills' interior rotation.

Walker gets a key chance to prove he can stack plays in a front-seven changing composition. With Ogunjobi suspended, Walker’s reps could slip into meaningful defensive-line time, influencing rotation depth and future IDP considerations for savvy fantasy managers.

Walker anchored Buffalo’s interior rush in Week 1, tying for the game lead in quarterback pressures with three and posting a top pass-rush win rate (27.3). His performance underscored his ability to disrupt the pocket and highlight the Bills’ interior pressure as a potential fantasy staple.