2025 Buffalo Bills Fantasy Preview

Welcome to our 2025 Buffalo Bills Fantasy Preview. In this article we will break down what players for the Falcons have fantasy impact before you draft.

2025 Buffalo Bills Fantasy Preview

2025 Buffalo Bills Fantasy Football Preview | Josh Allen Still Elite

The Buffalo Bills enter the 2025 season with continuity at quarterback but changes at key offensive positions. Josh Allen remains the fantasy centerpiece after finishing as the QB1 in 2023 and QB3 in 2024. His rushing upside, consistent passing volume, and red zone role keep him locked in as an elite fantasy option. He’s a top-3 QB in all formats on www.fantasyteamadvisors.com.

Wide Receiver Outlook

Stefon Diggs was traded to Houston, leaving a major opportunity behind.
Khalil Shakir is projected to take on a bigger role after showing flashes last season. He’s a sleeper worth watching.
Rookie Keon Coleman is the potential WR1 of the future. Expect some inconsistency early, but his size/speed combo gives him upside as the season progresses.
Curtis Samuel joins from Washington and could serve as a gadget slot WR. He’s more viable in deep PPR leagues.

Tight Ends

Dalton Kincaid is set for a breakout year. With more targets available, he’s a strong bet to finish as a top-6 fantasy TE. His route running and red zone presence make him a weekly starter on www.fantasyteamadvisors.com.

Running Backs

James Cook returns as the lead back. He was 9th in scrimmage yards among RBs last season. He’s more valuable in PPR formats but needs more red zone usage to crack RB1 territory.
Ray Davis, the rookie, could take over goal-line work and limit Cook’s touchdown upside. Davis is worth stashing in deeper formats.

Final Thoughts

Josh Allen is still the heartbeat of the offense and the clear fantasy MVP of the team. With new weapons and more youth on the roster, the Bills’ offense could look different but still produce plenty of fantasy points. Track camp reports closely on www.fantasyteamadvisors.com to see which receivers develop early chemistry with Allen.

NFL strength of schedule rankings after 2025 NFL schedule release:

1. New York Giants (.574)
2. Chicago Bears (.571)
2. Detroit Lions (.571)
4. Philadelphia Eagles (.561)
5. Dallas Cowboys (.557)
5. Green Bay Packers (.557)
5. Minnesota Vikings (.557)
8. Washington Commanders (.550)
9. Baltimore Ravens (.533)
10. Pittsburgh Steelers (.526)
11. Kansas City Chiefs (.522)
11. Los Angeles Chargers (.522)
13. Cleveland Browns (.519)
14. Cincinnati Bengals (.509)
15. Denver Broncos (.505)
16. Las Vegas Raiders (.502)
17. Los Angeles Rams (.491)
18. Houston Texans (.481)
18. Tampa Bay Buccaneers (.481)
20. Atlanta Falcons (.478)
21. Miami Dolphins (.474)
21. Seattle Seahawks (.474)
23. Buffalo Bills (.467)
23. Jacksonville Jaguars (.467)
25. Indianapolis Colts (.464)
26. New York Jets (.460)
27. Arizona Cardinals (.457)
27. Carolina Panthers (.457)
29. Tennessee Titans (.450)
30. New England Patriots (.429)
31. New Orleans Saints (.419)
32. San Francisco 49ers (.415)

Our 2025 Player Projections:

QB- Josh Allen– 350 Completions, 550 Attempts, 29 Passing TDs, 10 INTs, 115 Carries, 620 Rush Yards, 12 Rush TDs

RB- James Cook- 265 Carries, 1250 Rush Yds, 13 Rush TDs, 42 Receptions, 292 Rec Yards, 3 Rec TDs

RB- Ty Johnson– 35 Carries, 150 Rush Yds, 2 Rush TDs, 13 Receptions, 145 Rec Yards, 2 Rec TDs

WR- Khalil Shakir– 115 Targets, 85 Recs, 950 Yards, 5 Rec TDs

WR- Keon Coleman- 99 Targets, 61 Recs, 915 Rec Yards, 9 TDs

WR- Joshua Palmer- 48 Targets, 32 Recs, 352 Rec Yards, 3 TDs

TE- Dawson Knox- 31 Targets, 20 Recs, 201 Rec Yards, 2 TDs

TE- Dalton Kincaid– 85 Targets, 60 Recs, 692 Rec Yards, 5 TDs

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