Gabe Davis is back with Buffalo after drawing visiting offers from New Orleans, New York, Pittsburgh and San Francisco, choosing the familiar Bills setup. He’ll start on Buffalo’s practice squad as his knee recovers, with a clear path to the 53-man roster once healthy. New Orleans pursued him, but relative fit and health won the day for Buffalo as Davis reunites with Josh Allen.

The Saints’ wide‑out room remains in flux, with veterans and young talents like Vele and Mellott on the radar while Davis’ decision underscores the cost of uncertainty at the position. Jacksonville’s cap hit on the Davis bid and the Bills’ continued WR depth shape a dynamic offseason for both teams.

New Orleans enters Moore’s first season with a veteran-connected pass game and a shaky QB situation. Olave, Shaheed and Cooks provide big-play and route-running upside, with Kamara still a prime target out of the backfield. The Saints’ biggest hurdle remains run defense, especially up the middle, while a revamped interior DL and added pass protection could unlock Tyler Shough’s potential if he wins the job. Kamara’s TD outlook and Olave’s health carry outsized fantasy relevance in 2025.

Fantasy focus centers on Olave as a top-slot creator when healthy, Kamara as the main back in a crowded backfield, and Shaheed’s deep-threat ceiling as a big-play option. The “Best Bet” prop centers Kamara clearing 4.5 rushing TDs, leveraging Moore’s run-game background and a sturdier line. Development year vibes dominate as the offense retools to support young quarterbacks and a rebuilding defense.