Ingram filled in during Benford’s detour and could see expanded time if health issues persist. His involvement could dilute the immediate fantasy upside of Bills’ other corners, while elevating the value of Bills’ coverage in the short term depending on how the rotation settles.

Ingram is listed as a fallback option if White misses Week 1. His versatility could keep Buffalo’s defense stable as it leans on Strong and Benford. Ingram’s role would be situational, with his usage tied to depth and matchups during the early portion of the season.

Ingram slots behind White/Benford/Ingram and Strong as a depth outside option, providing speed and versatility in Buffalo’s boundary rotations. His presence helps Buffalo manage injuries and keep a nimble group on the field when Hairston is ready to contribute.

Ingram, battling for a roster spot, pushes mental discipline with self-talk on the field and solo laps with Buffalo's sports psychologist. His perseverance—burning away doubt after ACL rehab—frames him as a potential special-teams or reserve-corner contributor who may surprise late in the season.

Ja'Marcus Ingram played a pivotal role in helping punter Sam Martin achieve a significant milestone by saving a punt from crossing the goal line, which allowed Martin to down it inside the 20-yard line. Ingram was initially unaware of the financial implications of his play, but expressed gratitude for being able to contribute to Martin's accomplishment.