Ray Davis

Davis was technically the Bills' backup running back, handling the second-most carries and gaining 275 rushing yards on 4.7 yards per carry over the season. However, Ty Johnson was used far more often in the red zone and had 24 catches to Davis' 10. Davis did emerge as an elite kick returner, leading the NFL in yards per return at 30.4. That just won't provide much fantasy value heading into next season.

Johnson got in a limited session on Thursday, which is very similar to his Friday limited last week after two DNPs that also got him to the questionable line. Our guess is that he's on the pessimistic side of questionable. If Johnson doesn't play, Ray Davis will be a threat for a higher snap count than usual again and be a potential DFS play for the Divisional Round slate.

Johnson missed the Wild Card Round because of the ankle issue. Two DNPs to open this week suggest he will sit for at least one more game. Ray Davis didn't touch the ball last week and Frank Gore Jr. caught his only target. Johnson's likely absence will simply mean more snaps for James Cook.