Shavers was targeted in the context of a crowded Bills receiver room; his role reflects the depth options Buffalo has at wideout and the potential for opportunistic targets in mismatches.

Shavers led Buffalo with 27 receiving yards outside of the top two options, showing he has a spark to contribute if opportunities arise, though volume remains uncertain in a crowded WR room.

Shavers is on the fringe of Bills’ active roster and offers minimal immediate fantasy upside. He represents depth when injuries mount, but he remains a speculative dynasty play rather than a weekly fantasy contributor.

Shavers provides after-catch potential with an 8.0 YAC per catch, giving Buffalo a secondary source of conversion on short throws and gadget plays that can pop in favorable matchups.

Shavers could see added reps as a depth piece behind Coleman, particularly in three-wide packages. His ceiling hinges on opportunity, and Week 1 could see a glimpse of his potential as a deeper threat if the top targets are constrained.