Davidson’s cut-day arc highlights Buffalo's TE/depth considerations and the emotional side of roster moves, signaling a cautious path for a potential later-season spark if injuries create an opening for him or special-teams roles widen opportunities.

Davidson's final-cut absence is noted in the finale, highlighting Buffalo's preference for other tight end options and special-teams roles. His absence reaffirms the team’s roster flexibility and shifts the TE landscape behind Knox and other pass-cunters.

Davidson, Bills tight end, was part of the incident framing; Sanders was fined, while the league did not penalize Davidson on the play. Davidson remains a name within a crowded Bills depth chart as teams evaluate roster spots in the preseason.

Zach Davidson, Buffalo Bills tight end, was involved as the target of the punch by Shilo Sanders in TB’s preseason finale. Davidson’s role isn’t detailed here beyond being the recipient; the incident underscored the Bills' depth battle at tight end and the broader preseason spotlight on non-roster players in the game.

Davidson was cut after preseason, with punt duties noted in the finale, making his return possible. This cut underscores the Bills’ TE competition and the fragility of depth at the position, giving fantasy managers a watchful eye on subsequent roster moves and potential late-summer returns.