Buffalo's fourth-down calls vs. Atlanta drew analytics scrutiny. McDermott punted on 4th-and-3 from midfield and again late on 4th-and-5 from their own 44, costing potential win-probability gains as the Bills trailed. The offense, with Allen and a short-yardage pool, struggled to capitalize in key moments.

Elijah Moore's 3rd-and-1 fumble and a stalled flip attempt underscored execution issues. Even with Khalil Shakir, James Cook, Ty Johnson and Moore available, conservative play-calling limited Buffalo's upside. A more aggressive stance could have swung the outcome and reshaped fantasy projections for Allen and the skill group in upcoming matchups.

The Bills lean on efficient, mid-range passing and yards after catch to power a top offense. Josh Allen takes what defenses give and will push for downfield shots when opportunities arise, but the game plan centers on yak-enabled scores and steady production rather to explosive plays. Buffalo’s fantasy floor remains high as Moore, Shavers, Shakir, Knox, and Kincaid convert catches into consistent yardage and scores.

Keon Coleman’s Week 1 status looms after a groin injury landed him on the Bills’ injury report, leaving his availability for Baltimore in doubt. If Coleman sits, Buffalo will lean on Khalil Shakir and Joshua Palmer as primary Week 1 targets, with Tyrell Shavers potentially stepping into a bigger role and Elijah Moore as an additional contingency. The situation keeps a close eye on practice progress through the week, with several depth options ready to deploy.

Elijah Moore is among the veterans who could see expanded opportunities if Coleman is limited or unavailable. The Bills’ depth behind Coleman includes Shakir, Palmer, and Shavers, with Curtis Samuel as a potential deeper option in certain packages. Fantasy managers should monitor the practice report and lineup shifts as the week unfolds ahead of the Ravens clash.