Trubisky’s lone completion in recent action created an unusual stat moment, reflecting the quirky depth chart dynamics in Buffalo as backups contribute in unexpected ways.

Trubisky serves as a steady backup, valued for his understanding of the Bills' offense and locker-room leadership. His presence supports the QB room's depth and provides a safety net that can influence weekly game plans and backups' fantasy relevance.

Trubisky's lone completion in the Jets game is a small footnote, but it underscores Buffalo's depth behind Cook and how the coaching staff handles quarterback depth in a run-forward offense.

Trubisky's lone completion in Week 2 highlighted limited passing; he remains a backup option and not a fantasy focal point in Buffalo’s Week 3 game plan.

Trubisky’s odd stat cited in the piece highlights how Buffalo’s defense has shaped outcomes against Jets; it underscores the Bills’ defensive leverage in this game and fantasy relevance of Bills’ unit.