When the Buffalo Bills hit the road to face the Los Angeles Rams on Monday night, fantasy managers need to know what to do with Dalton Kincaid, Keon Coleman, and Khalil Shakir. I’ve broken it down for you.
First up, Dalton Kincaid. Yeah, he had a rough Week 4 with just one catch for seven yards, and he’s been quiet the last two weeks with only three receptions for 45 yards total. But here’s the thing: the Rams haven’t been kind to tight ends this season, giving up the third-fewest fantasy points. Kincaid showed he can go off against tough defenses, like when he had 30 points in Week 1 against the Texans. Plus, with DJ Moore possibly out or limited, Kincaid might get more action. I’m starting him.
Now, Keon Coleman. This guy’s turned things around! After last season’s doubts, he’s been a beast lately with 13 catches for 216 yards and a touchdown in the last three weeks. The Rams are average against wide receivers, and with Moore’s injury, Coleman could feast. He’s a definite start for me.
But Khalil Shakir? I’m sitting him. Sure, he had a decent Week 4 with seven catches for 82 yards, but 51 of those came on one play, and he’s still only been a WR28. His overall season ranking is WR58, which isn’t cutting it. The matchup is okay, but he might be falling behind Coleman in the pecking order. Not worth the risk.
So, to sum it up: start Kincaid and Coleman, sit Shakir. What do you think?
