Will’s look at 2025 sophomore WR busts flags five players who could underdeliver relative to their ADP and rookie-season production. Marvin Harrison Jr. is forecast for a modest leap but remains a high-variance, TD-reliant option in Arizona, not a slam-dunk WR2. Keon Coleman, a big bodied target for Buffalo, could struggle to carve a steady role with the offense's limited short-to-intermediate usage and a crowded room. Jalen McMillan lands in a similarly crowded Tampa Bay group, where TD regression and competition cap his upside. Xavier Legette in Carolina showed tantalizing pedigree but limited target share and efficiency, making a large jump unlikely. Devaughn Vele in Denver faces a revamped offense with more pass-game talent and schedule pressure, reducing his path to a significant target share. These picks echo the season’s sophomore traps—hype can outpace opportunity, so savvy fantasy managers fade these names as cost rises.

Chris Jones of the Kansas City Chiefs showcased his elite pass-rushing skills with 78.5 career sacks and five All-Pro selections. However, in Week 11, the Buffalo Bills, particularly second-year guard O'Cyrus Torrence, effectively neutralized him, contributing to a 30-21 victory.

Despite struggles in the run game, Torrence's performance was pivotal, as he allowed no sacks or hits on quarterback Josh Allen. Analysts praised his ability to handle Jones, indicating that his play was exceptional and rare in the league.

The Buffalo Bills faced a tense moment when starting left tackle Dion Dawkins was injured late in their game against the Kansas City Chiefs. With Spencer Brown already sidelined, Richard Gouraige stepped in for his NFL debut. Despite the injury scare, Dawkins returned quickly, allowing the Bills to maintain their offensive rhythm.

Head coach Sean McDermott praised the resilience of his players, highlighting the contributions of Gouraige and Ryan Van Demark, who shifted positions to adapt to the situation. The Bills secured a 30-21 victory, bolstering Josh Allen's MVP candidacy.

The Buffalo Bills have made strategic game-day elevations in response to injuries ahead of their matchup against the Kansas City Chiefs. Tight end Zach Davidson and offensive tackle Richard Gouraige have been called up from the Practice Squad due to the absence of Dalton Kincaid and the questionable status of Spencer Brown.

Backup Ryan Van Demark is set to make his first career start in place of Brown, who is being rested to avoid aggravating his ankle injury. This decision allows the Bills to ensure Brown is fully healthy for their upcoming game against the San Francisco 49ers.