Casey Rogers, Buffalo’s underfoot defensive tackle prospect, has spent seven years growing his hair as a pledge to finish what his best friend started in Nebraska. An undrafted rookie who carved a path from the Giants’ practice squad to Bills camp, he flashed value on special teams with a Week 14 blocked field goal, signaling a motor-driven player who can contribute beyond limited D-line reps.

Buffalo’s defensive-tackle room is dense: Ed Oliver, DaQuan Jones, Larry Ogunjobi, DeWayne Carter, Marcus Harris, and Deone Walker are in the mix, with two early picks—TJ Sanders and Walker—added in the draft. Rogers’ route to four or five DT spots will hinge on special-teams prowess and sub-package snaps. In deeper fantasy formats, he’s a speculative stash who could pan out if he climbs the depth chart and forces his way onto the field for meaningful stops.