Donald Jones was held to nine yards on one catch in Week 6 versus Arizona. Jones was targeted four times on the day and drew a pass interference call late in the game on one of them. Stevie Johnson will continue to dominate targets in the passing game, and tight end Scott Chandler will be the top red-zone threat. Jones isn't worth owning in 12-team leagues.

Donald Jones was held to 13 yards on two receptions versus the 49ers in Week 5. Jones does look stronger after the catch this season, but he was targeted on just four of Ryan Fitzpatrick's 26 pass attempts. He failed to haul in one pass that could have gone for the Bills' lone touchdown. Jones is unworthy of a roster spot in 12-team leagues entering Week 6 at Arizona.

Bills WR Donald Jones (head) is practicing this week. Jones left Sunday's loss after taking a thundering hit from mountainous Patriots NT Vince Wilfork, but thankfully avoided a concussion. Jones had his best game of the season against the Pats, but on pace for a line of just 52/700/8, he's little more than a WR5 in PPR leagues.

Donald Jones left The Bills' Week 4 loss to the Patriots with a head injury and did not return. Jones took a shot from Vince Wilfork while coming over the middle and didn't return. Coach Chan Gailey said the injury "seems to be minor," but we can't rule out a concussion here.

Donald Jones led Bills receivers with 49 snaps (89.1 percent) in Week 2. Jones was targeted just three times versus the Chiefs, producing one reception for -1 yards on a failed wide-receiver screen. The limited role was largely a byproduct of Ryan Fitzpatrick attempting just 19 passes in a blowout victory. Jones remains a fantasy roster option only in deep leagues.

Bills coach Chan Gailey confirms Donald Jones is a candidate to take over in the slot following David Nelson's season-ending injury. "Yeah, he can go inside and play inside and I don't have any problems with that," Gailey said. "I think he proved to us in the off-season and pre-season that he can go do that if need be." Off the fantasy radar before Nelson's injury, Jones is now worth keeping an eye on in PPR leagues.

Donald Jones has won the "Z" receiver battle. Jones beats out third-round rookie T.J. Graham for the right to start opposite Stevie Johnson. Still, we'd expect a rotation here as the Bills shuttle in the plenty of wideouts in their spread offense. Slot man David Nelson projects to see more targets than Jones or Graham.

Donald Jones remains in the mix for No. 2 wideout duties. Top target Stevie Johnson, Jones, slot man David Nelson and speedy rookie T.J. Graham are considered the only locks to stick at receiver. Through three preseason games, Jones has three catches for 57 yards with a touchdown and Graham has eight catches for 134 yards. We're expecting a rotation between the two in three-wide sets.

Coach Chan Gailey notes that WR Donald Jones has had a "very good camp." "He looks quicker and faster than I remember him last year," added Gailey. Although Jones is the favorite to open the season as the starting "Z" receiver, Gailey plans to "play a lot of guys" opposite Stevie Johnson. Jones is off the fantasy radar while splitting snaps and targets with Derek Hagan, David Nelson and T.J. Graham.

Coach Chan Gailey said Donald Jones still has the edge on the No. 2 wideout battle.