Khalil Shakir

The Bills weren't able to get much going in the passing game, throwing for just 193 yards in the entire game, but Shakir was a big part of that, consistently making tough catches over the middle of the field. Sadly, given the state of Buffalo's passing attack, Shakir needs to do almost all of his damage after the catch, which makes his fantasy ceiling a bit risky. He's more of a low-end WR3 against the Browns next week.

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Shakir caught two of three targets for 16 yards and a touchdown in Sunday's 39-34 win over the Bengals.

Shakir worked himself open on a second-quarter play when Josh Allen bought extra time and rolled out to the sideline before threading the needle to Shakir for a beautiful touchdown. The Bills' top receiver was a bit of an afterthought today since the Bills attacked the Bengals with their tight ends all day. The matchup and snowy conditions were a big factor in Shakir's limited usage; however, he did get tangled up with his own offensive lineman in the third quarter and came up hobbling, so keep an eye on the practice report this week.

Those three targets tied Khalil Shakir for the most among Bills' wide receivers, so that's an important piece of context. The Bengals came into today as the worst defense against tight ends, so the Bills peppered all of their tight ends with targets all game. Coleman caught a slant from Josh Allen on an audible in the red zone and was tackled down at the one, but it was a nice sign of trust from Allen in his young receiver. We still wouldn't be looking to pick him up in redraft leagues.