Buffalo Bills running back Frank Gore has had three straight absolute duds. You can't blame the Bills as they've tried to get him involved. Gore has 23 carries over the past three weeks but has managed just 32 yards on those carries, amounting to less than 1.5 yards per carry. Devin Singletary is the clear No. 1 in Buffalo now and Gore is his backup. He can remain on waivers through Week 16.

Buffalo Bills running back Frank Gore ran the ball 10 times in a Week 15 win, gaining just 15 yards total. Gore was thoroughly out-touched and out-played by Devin Singletary, who gained 89 total yards on 23 touches. It'll be an even tougher matchup next week against the New England Patriots, where Gore shouldn't be much of a fantasy consideration.

Buffalo Bills running back Frank Gore is coming off of his worst game of the year. He managed to gain just six yards on four attempts against the Ravens in Week 14, while the team's No. 1 running back Devin Singletary rushed for 89 yards on 17 attempts and was active in the passing game as well. Gore had been getting a good chunk of carries for a while, but he's seen his workload diminish over the past two weeks. The Bills face a tough Steelers Defense this week and even if Gore ends up with ...

Buffalo Bills running back Frank Gore had his worst game of the year from a yardage standpoint in Week 14 against the Ravens. Gore earned just four carries in the game and wasn't able to do much with them, gaining just six total yards. This was the first time all year that Gore was held under double-digits in yards. It was also only the second time all year that Gore had under nine carries in a game. Rookie running back Devin Singletary was heavily featured in the game, earning 17 carries ...

Buffalo Bills running back Frank Gore has continued to be heavily involved in the team's offense. He has had double-digit touches in three straight games. However, he's struggled to make the most of his touches, particularly in Week 13, when he rushed for just 11 yards on nine carries. Devin Singletary is the clear No. 1 running back in the offense, with Gore behind him. The Bills face a tough Ravens run defense this week and it will be hard enough for Singletary to find running room, so it's ...

Buffalo Bills running back Frank Gore received 15 carries in Week 12 against the Broncos and gained 65 yards on the ground. Both the carries and rushing yards were the most Gore has accumulated in a game since Week 4. Rookie running back Devin Singletary was the star of Week 12 with 106 yards on 21 carries, but Gore's workload and output was evidence that he's clearly going to remain heavily involved at least for now. This week, the Bills face the Cowboys on Thanksgiving. The game should be ...

Buffalo Bills running back Frank Gore had one of his best games in weeks against the Broncos, carrying the ball 15 times for 66 yards. It was his first game with over 60 rushing yards since Week 4. Unfortunately for Gore, rookie running back Devin Singletary stole the show, carrying the ball 21 times for a career-high 106 yards. Gore is firmly the No. 2 running back on the team behind Singletary, though it's encouraging for Gore to see him earn 15 carries in a game where Singletary was the hot...

Buffalo Bills running back Frank Gore has been relegated to No. 2 back status in Buffalo following the emergence of rookie running back Devin Singletary this past month. Gore has 21 fewer touches than Singletary the past three games. Over that span, Gore has struggled mightily, averaging about two yards per carry while failing to top 27 rushing yards in a game - despite having two game with double-digit carries. Gore could end up seeing around ten total touches this week against the Broncos, ...

Buffalo Bills running back Frank Gore received 11 carries in Week 11 against the Dolphins, but failed to do much with them, gaining just 27 yards, good for only 2.5 yards per carry. His biggest offensive contribution on the day was an 18-yard reception, his only reception in the game. Devin Singletary led the team in carries (15) and rushing yards (75), but he had two fumbles in the game, which likely led to Gore's increased workload. Gore is the clear No. 2 back on the team for now and would ...

Buffalo Bills running back Frank Gore has been dreadful over the past two weeks, carrying the ball 16 times for just 27 yards. In that same stretch, his teammate Devin Singletary has carried the ball 28 times for 137 yards. Gore has two things working heavily against him. First off, his workload isn't there anymore as he isn't a safe bet for double-digit carries. Second off, he's clearly not the most talented ball carrier in the Bills' backfield right now. The only hope for Gore this week is ...