7/29/26 - Buffalo Bills Fantasy Football Preview 2026 | Josh Allen, DJ Moore & Dalton Kincaid Outlook

**Ryan Weiss** (0:00)
Welcome to No Putt Intended, presented by Club Fantasy. It is time for another episode of our Look Inside series. All summer long, we have been breaking down each and every NFL team with their own episode from a fantasy perspective. And it is time to go through a table. We are checking out The Buffalo Bills. They have the best quarterback in fantasy. They've added some talent at wide receiver.
The question isn't whether they're going to regress. The question is how much better can they continue to get because Josh Allen is just that good. Let's get into it.
Welcome to No Pun Intended, presented by Club Fantasy, another episode of our Look Inside series, one episode for every NFL team going from a fantasy perspective. Today, we are on The Buffalo Bills. Ryan Weiss in the host seat, Josh Hudson with me. Josh, it's time to talk to that Bills mafia, get these people all riled up.

**Josh Hudson** (1:12)
There's lots of likes, especially getting a new wide receiver one. It'll be a fun season.

**Ryan Weiss** (1:17)
Yeah, makes things easier.
For the first time in a long time, Josh, we're gonna talk about a team with Coach Change, where there's going to be absolutely no change, or maybe there will be, but it's going to be very strange.
The Bills went 12-5 last year. Their new head coach is a familiar face. It's Joe Brady.
It's because he was the offensive coordinator last year. So they fired the head coach, promoted the offensive coordinator. He will be the play caller. So that's why I'm saying, how much are things really going to change here? I'm gonna give you the Bills projected starting offense and their fantasy ADP as of mid July. And then Josh and I will talk about this offense and a few players we like. Josh Allen's the QB one and Josh Allen's the QB one. No, I'm not repeating myself. He's the QB one on the team, QB one in fantasy. No surprise there. James Cook is the leading running back. He is the RB six in fantasy. Ty Johnson listed as the backup RB 77 in fantasy. Ray Davis is the RB 57 in fantasy. And at wide receiver one, DJ Moore comes over from the Chicago Bears. He is going off the board as his wide receiver 27 in fantasy. Khalil Shakir is still here. He is the wide receiver 54 Kian Coleman is still here. He's the wide receiver 87 and so is Josh Palmer. He's the wide receiver 130 There's clearly a focus of this offense. Dalton Kincaid starting to come into his own. He is the tight end 12 in fantasy right now.
Josh, I guess my question to you is, did you just kind of carbon copy like we know who Joe Brady is and it's the same offense or is he going to try to stand out now that it's his show to call? I mean, the offense was always his, but that's the whole thing. What are your thoughts on the Bills offense for fantasy football?

**Josh Hudson** (2:44)
Yeah, I think no, it's not going to be a carbon copy because you're adding a wide receiver one.

**Ryan Weiss** (2:51)
There's that too.

**Josh Hudson** (2:52)
But this is kind of where I'm at for the first time in what, four or five seasons now. The Bills did not win the AFC East.

**Ryan Weiss** (3:04)
Yeah.

**Josh Hudson** (3:05)
The last two seasons, the Bills have not thrown the football much. Josh Allen has less than 500 pass attempts in each of those two seasons, which by the way, nobody's knocking Josh Allen for not throwing the fucking football, yet they're crucifying Jalen Hurts, just throwing that out there. Anyway, but no. So I think that I think there's going to be a couple of things here. One, Joe Brady is going to see that they didn't win the East. And maybe that means they really need to let Josh Allen go, like take the shackles off because they've leaned on James Cook a lot. The last, especially last season, over 300 carries.

**Ryan Weiss** (3:43)
You just gave all Bills fans a heart attack when you said they need to let Josh Allen go.

**Josh Hudson** (3:49)
Sorry.
Not let go. Unleash. Unleash.

**Ryan Weiss** (3:54)
There we go.

**Josh Hudson** (3:56)
So like I gave them more pass attempts than the last two seasons. Yes. That's the first thing, which I think that also accounts for you bring in a supposed wide receiver one here in DJ Moore. You want to throw him the football.

**Ryan Weiss** (4:10)
Indeed.

**Josh Hudson** (4:11)
And outside of that, I don't think too much else is going to change. I think they are going to run more plays. I think what they've done really well the last couple of years is they've been a much more explosive team.