The Buffalo Bills allowed their quarterback Josh Allen to let loose in his 2019 preseason debut on Thursday. Passing plays were called on 15 of the 17 plays during Allen's first two drives in the game. He wound up completing six of 11 passes for 66 yards on the game before Matt Barkley took over. It's certainly a good sign that the Bills wanted Allen to come out firing and had a pass-heavy playbook during his series. He's an intriguing sleeper option at quarterback who is especially enticing ...

Buffalo Bills wide receiver Josh Allen played two series against the Colts on Thursday, finishing the night going 6-for-11 for 66 yards. Though this was a small glimpse at whether or not the sophomore signal-caller has improved over the offseason, things are looking semi-promising at the moment. Outside of two-quarterback leagues, Allen has limited value unless he can demonstrate that he can remain consistent while playing on one of the worst offensive units in the league.

Buffalo Bills quarterback Josh Allen got off to a fantastic start to training camp, but over the course of the last week, some of his growing pains have shown through. Allen has had a number of passes tipped by defensive linemen, leading to interceptions over the past few days. On day seven of camp, Allen completed just eight of his 19 passes and had two passes that were nearly intercepted. The struggles shouldn't be too alarming to anyone who has Allen on their draft radar. Hopefully, he can s[...]

BALLER MOVE: Target Around ~140 Overall (Current ADP of 160)Ongoing concerns about Allens deficiencies as a passer have lingered in the aftermath of last seasons 52.8 completion percentage. However, any apprehension about drafting the second-year signal-caller should be overshadowed by his scoring potential as a dual-threat performer. This provides the prospects of significant production during any given week.After unquestioned struggles in [...]

Buffalo Bills quarterback Josh Allen has been checking all the right boxes so far through training camp. He's been hitting his new targets John Brown and Cole Beasley with regularity and looking comfortable in the pocket. On Saturday, he completed 14 of 21 passes during a two-hour workout and on Sunday, he completed 12 of 16. [...]

Buffalo Bills quarterback Josh Allen had a higher interception rate than touchdown rate and a completion percentage of just 52.8% during his rookie year. Going into his sophomore season, Allen seems very aware of the mistakes he made as a rookie and is eager to fix them. During an interview on XM NFL Radio last week, Allen said, "I know theres a lot of things that I missed on last year" and he described these misses as "A lot of dumb plays." He then went on to describe his goal of "Learning fr[...]

In the first part of this column, I took a look at some of the running backs whose stock is rising in dynasty leagues ahead of the 2019 season. Today, it's time to look at the opposite side of things.Fantasy football rankings are a zero-sum game. For a player to break into the top-10 at their position, someone has to drop out. For a rookie to come in and carry a major workload, some player has to lose touches.Let's take a look at therunning back dynasty fallersfor 2019. Todd Gurley, Los Ang[...]

Coming off an up-and-down rookie year, Buffalo Bills quarterback Josh Allen finds himself in a new position heading into his second season. In his rookie year, he was surrounded by extremely young wide receivers as well as a questionable offensive line that led to him being under pressure at a very high rate. This offseason, the Bills added veteran receivers Cole Beasley and John Brown to help give Allen more reliable targets. They also made several additions to their offensive line, most not[...]

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In the late rounds of your 2019 best-ball drafts, you'll want to target a handful of players with high upside. Since you don't have to worry about setting your lineup each week, you can target guys that don't necessarily produce on a regular basis. You can target players that will have a few games throughout the year where they go off. Think of someone like DeSean Jackson - the best-ball format was practically made for players like him.Rather than focusing on popular late-round selections, I hav[...]