Davis joins Jacksonville after four Bills seasons, a veteran presence for the Jags’ thin receiver group. His experience and route-running could stabilize depth, especially as young weapons develop. Fantasy managers should watch his involvement in Week 1 to gauge upside and target share shifts behind the top two.

Davis was Jacksonville’s previous possession target; his departure opens an opportunity for Patrick to step in as the reliable chain-micker, with Davis’s role largely reallocated to the veteran acquisition. Davis’s exit creates a clearer path for Patrick to fill a similar, but improved, role.

Patrick is viewed as a Gabe Davis–type asset for Jacksonville: a big body, strong blocker, and reliable hands in the red zone. Davis’s name is used as a blueprint for Patrick’s anticipated role, giving the WR room a familiar blueprint for block-and-catch production in outside targets and contested catches.

Gabe Davis is floated as a potential WR target to address the Steelers' depth issues, particularly with injuries in the WR room. The group notes his medical concerns and the uncertainty around fit, but sees him as a high-upside addition if the price is right and health cooperates.

Davis returns to the facility as a veteran outside target, expected to add blocking and red-zone upside. Steelers appear to be prioritizing a true X receiver to pair with Calvin Austin III and Roman Wilson, creating a dynamic outside-threat core and a competitive room that could influence Week 1 depth.