Week 2 tight end starts lean toward floor and targeted upside. Njoku remains Cleveland’s anchor with robust Week 1 route share, while Harold Fannin Jr. is a bench stash whose upside hinges on increasing playing time. Juwan Johnson’s Week 1 usage signals high-target potential in a Saints hurry-up attack, making him a viable TE2. Pitts shows improved usage but remains volatile; Kincaid’s Week 1 box score is misleading without sustained route shares. Knox offers a dart throw if the Bills stay pass-heavy. Hunter Henry, Johnson, and Okonkwo surface as Week 2 waiver options with solid path to targets.

Damar Hamlin makes his acting debut in Hallmark’s A Bills Love Story, a Bills-centered holiday romcom filming around Buffalo. The trailer hints at Hallmark/NFL collaboration, with Hamlin popping in for a wink as part of a Bills-flavored plot. The film will premiere November 22, bolstering cross-brand visibility for the Bills and the league. Cameos from Bills figures including Dawson Knox and Joshua Palmer are teased, and Buffalo staples like Highmark Stadium anchor the backdrop.

The piece notes added Hallmark NFL crossovers after last year’s Chiefs-themed Holiday Touchdown, and lists several Bills figures expected to cameo, including Reid Ferguson and DeWayne Carter. Filming locations emphasize Buffalo’s community spirit, aligning the team’s on-field identity with Hallmark’s family storytelling. Fantasy readers should view this as a branding moment rather than a direct player performance signal, with no immediate on-field impact expected for the Bills.

Josh Allen engineered a jaw-dropping fourth‑quarter comeback, erasing a 15‑point fourth‑quarter deficit with four minutes left to beat Baltimore in a wild season opener. He piled up 251 passing yards in the final frame, added two rushing scores, and punctuated Buffalo’s surge with a gorgeous 34‑yard strike to Joshua Palmer. A late field goal after signing Matt Prater helped seal a 41‑40 win, underscoring the Bills’ claim as Allen’s show and the MVP conversation for 2024.

The night also spotlighted Palmer and Dawson Knox as immediate fantasy factors—the former delivering a key score and the latter remaining a red‑zone staple—while Derrick Henry’s fumble and the decision to kick off trailing by two set the stage for the Bills’ dramatic finish. The win reinforces Allen’s capacity to elevate an offense in crunch time and keeps Baltimore in a high‑leverage, MVP‑level duel.

From a fantasy lens, Allen’s ceiling remains elite, Palmer looks like a weekly upside play, and Knox keeps red‑zone utility. Henry’s workload could remain volatile even as Baltimore leans on its ground game, so keep expectations balanced in upcoming matchups as Buffalo’s offense shows it can win from anywhere on the field.