Knox carries notable TD upside, with a +650 line reflecting his red-zone role. He was on Allen’s first-pass trajectory in Week 1, and his historical 15 TDs across 2021-22 show a knack for big plays when Bills reach the red zone. A touchdown in Week 2 would validate the bets and diversify Bills’ scoring avenues.

Knox struggled in Week 1 with a modest box-score showing a high-profile breakout by Kincaid. Behind the scenes, Knox’s role didn’t trend as strongly as his Week 1 totals suggested. Expect a more modest Week 2 usage unless the Bills lean on two-TE packages again.

Knox is highlighted as a tight end option who benefits if Buffalo’s passing game leans into intermediate routes and red-zone opportunities, complementing Diggs and Allen.

Knox is slated to cameo alongside Hamlin, adding a Bills tight end spotlight to the Hallmark project. The appearance foregrounds Knox’s public-facing profile and ties the Bills’ tight end presence to a high-profile holiday storyline.

Knox’s red‐zone role remains a staple in Buffalo’s attack, with the late sequence contributing to the game’s pivotal score. His presence in the offense creates reliable, recurring upside for fantasy managers who chase touchdowns and scoring consistency from the Bills’ tight end.