Mack Hollins

Hollins is ready to handle field-stretching duties against the Titans this week, though his role rarely translates to fantasy points. Hollins is just a WR5-plus for the occasion, especially with Amari Cooper now in the building.

Hollins is not a fantasy starter, having failed to catch more than two passes in any game this season. His presence on-field does slightly alter the projected target distribution though so his continued practice participation is noteworthy.

Browns get third round pick Full trade, per multiple sources: Browns are getting a 3rd round and the Bills get Amari Cooper. The two teams are also going to make a swap of late picks. Bills get a 6th, Browns get a 7th. (Jordan Schultz on X) FF Today's Take: The Bills have been lacking an alpha receiver in their offense and now they get one. They've been using a 5-man receiver rotation but we'll see if this move helps condense their rotation to Cooper, Khalil Shakir and rookie Keon Coleman. Perhaps Mack Hollins will stay on the field and Cooper will push Coleman to the bench. Either way, this is a good move for Cooper's fantasy value as he gets a big upgrade in quarterback play.

Both of Hollins' targets came in the end zone, catching the first for an eight-yard score and failing to come down with the second on an under-thrown ball by quarterback Josh Allen in the middle of the end zone. Hollins simply does not play enough snaps in Buffalo to maintain consistent fantasy utility.

McDermott noted that both receivers will practice in close to a full capacity on Saturday. While neither receiver is a priority start for fantasy managers, Samuel could have an expanded role if Khalil Shakir, who is questionable, were to miss Week 6.