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Preseason Week 1 games provided key fantasy football insights, highlighting Dawson Knox's continued role with the Bills, Wan’Dale Robinson's versatile usage with the Giants, and the evolving wide receiver situations across multiple teams, which could impact fantasy value early in the season.
The Buffalo Bills placed tight end Dawson Knox on the non-football injury list without disclosing the reason, while making several other roster moves including signing Matt Sokol and activating Landon Jackson.
Buffalo Bills tight end Dawson Knox appeared on "Good Morning Football" to preview the playoff matchup against the Kansas City Chiefs, while the show also discussed game picks and previews for other AFC and NFC Divisional Playoff games, as well as topics such as player confidence, pressure, and coaching changes in the NFL.
Buffalo Bills quarterback Josh Allen led his team to a 31-17 win over the Pittsburgh Steelers with three touchdown passes and a remarkable 52-yard touchdown run, despite adverse weather conditions. Tight end Dawson Knox described Allen's extraordinary plays as "almost normal" and the win sets up a playoff game against the Kansas City Chiefs, marking the first time Allen and Patrick Mahomes will face off in Buffalo.
Buffalo Bills quarterback Josh Allen led his team to a 31-17 win over the Pittsburgh Steelers with three touchdown passes and a remarkable 52-yard touchdown run, despite adverse weather conditions. Tight end Dawson Knox described Allen's extraordinary plays as "almost normal" and praised his ability to consistently make game-changing plays. The win sets up a divisional round matchup against the Kansas City Chiefs, where the Bills will look to advance to the AFC title game.
The Buffalo Bills defied the odds and pulled off an unlikely victory against the Kansas City Chiefs, with their defense stepping up in the late game to secure the win. Despite struggling in tight games throughout the season, the Bills' defense held strong in the fourth quarter, shutting down the Chiefs and not allowing any third-down conversions. Christian Benford's forced fumble and turnover, along with strong pass rush and key individual moments, contributed to the Bills' defensive success. The Bills also utilized the Knox-Kincaid 12 personnel formation, but saw a drop-off in effectiveness in the second half. Running back James Cook had an impressive performance and should see more playing time, while wide receiver Gabe Davis had a disappointing game. The Bills now have a unique advantage in the playoff hunt, as they don't play any of the other teams in contention, giving them a chance to climb up the standings.
The Buffalo Bills have activated tight end Dawson Knox from injured reserve, allowing him to return to the active roster for Sunday's game against the Kansas City Chiefs. Knox had been sidelined since Week Seven with a wrist injury, but now he is back after recording 15 receptions for 102 yards and a touchdown earlier in the season. Linebacker A.J. Klein was waived to make room for Knox on the 53-man roster.
The Buffalo Bills have activated tight end Dawson Knox from injured reserve ahead of their critical five-game stretch to finish the season. Knox, who had surgery on his right wrist, participated fully in practice after his 21-day practice window was opened. With Knox's return, the Bills will have a blend of Knox's veteran presence and rookie Dalton Kincaid's emerging role at tight end. The team released linebacker A.J. Klein in a corresponding move.
The Buffalo Bills have no players on the active roster with injury designations for their Week 14 game against the Kansas City Chiefs. Tight end Dawson Knox has a good chance of playing after being out since Week 8 with a wrist injury, while cornerback Kaiir Elam is not expected to be activated for the game.
The Buffalo Bills have placed tight end Dawson Knox on injured reserve after he underwent wrist surgery, ruling him out for four games. With Knox out, Dalton Kincaid is the only healthy tight end for the Bills. In addition, the team has elevated cornerback Josh Norman and receiver Andy Isabella from the practice squad for Thursday Night Football.
Buffalo Bills tight end Dawson Knox will undergo wrist surgery for an injury sustained two weeks ago, leaving him out indefinitely. With Knox and Quintin Morris both injured, the Bills are left with rookie Dalton Kincaid as their only healthy tight end. Additionally, linebacker Baylon Spector and defensive tackle Jordan Phillips are dealing with injuries, while Von Miller is listed as limited with a knee injury. The Bills face the Tampa Bay Buccaneers on Thursday Night Football with several key players sidelined.
Buffalo Bills tight end Dawson Knox will undergo wrist surgery after injuring his right wrist in Week 5. The team is uncertain about the length of his absence. Knox's role as a receiver has diminished with the addition of rookie Dalton Kincaid, but the Bills have been utilizing 12 personnel formations more frequently this season. Kincaid will need to step up in Knox's absence, and he is coming off a strong performance in the previous game.
Buffalo Bills' tight end Dawson Knox is excited about the addition of Dalton Kincaid to the team and believes that the two players can create matchups that will have the offense "drooling before the ball is even snapped" this season. Knox sees the use of "12" personnel as opening up a lot of doors for the offense and exposing mismatches. The Bills struggled to find consistent production in the passing game beyond Stefon Diggs last season, but Knox believes that Kincaid's impact should help alleviate that issue.
The Buffalo Bills drafted Utah tight end Dalton Kincaid with the No. 25 overall pick in the NFL Draft, adding another receiving weapon to their already-explosive offense. Bills tight end Dawson Knox, who signed a four-year, $53.6 million contract before the 2022 season, didn't seem to mind the selection and even posted a Star Wars GIF saying "This is where the fun begins." Bills general manager Brandon Beane said that Knox will remain a focal point of Buffalo's offense and that they have been looking for another tight end to run more two-tight end sets.