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WR Gabriel Davis, JAC (1 Viewer)

Emmanuel Sanders (knee) is listed as doubtful for Week 15 against the Panthers.

Sanders logged three straight DNPs and seems very unlikely to play on Sunday. His absence opens up additional routes for Gabriel Davis. Davis is second on the team in yards per route run and tied for third with four TDs. He looks like a WR3/4 with Sanders out of the lineup.

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Gabriel Davis

Dec 17, 2021, 3:20 PM ET

 
I picked him up to replace Lockett when he got put on Covid IR. I’m pretty sure I’m going with Davis even if Lockett gets cleared to play. 

 
I picked him up to replace Lockett when he got put on Covid IR. I’m pretty sure I’m going with Davis even if Lockett gets cleared to play. 


I love this guy’s potential.   Will be nice once Sanders is gone. 


I think this dude has monster potential this weekend, but noticed none of the pundits are ranking him any higher than 40. I find that very curious.

I'm putting him in my line-up over Van Jefferson this week.

 
I picked him up to replace Lockett when he got put on Covid IR. I’m pretty sure I’m going with Davis even if Lockett gets cleared to play. 
I did that too. Plus I have J Allen at QB. Would be a nice sneaky play to offset losing Lockett if they connect enough. A score would be nice.

Any chance any of these guys on Covid return? Like a Lockett or a Waddle.

 
JohnnyU said:
Been hanging on to this guy for a few years and almost gave up on him.  Looks like he will be wasting away on my bench for a few more years now.
This is his sophomore season and no one knew they’d sign Sanders.  Not sure what the point of your post is. 

 
This is his sophomore season and no one knew they’d sign Sanders.  Not sure what the point of your post is. 
Glad I didn't dump him is the point :)   Fear of wasting away on my bench for future years is always a possibility, but I've hung on for this long, what does one more year matter.

 
Same.  Need Manny to take his sweet time coming back.


Assuming Manny misses the next game, are you considering using him against the Pats?

I have Allen as well, and am seriously considering looking for another option (if I make it past this round).

 
Assuming Manny misses the next game, are you considering using him against the Pats?

I have Allen as well, and am seriously considering looking for another option (if I make it past this round).


Probably. I expect Hoodie to have Diggs shadowed by Jackson.

 
Tested positive, in unvaccinated protocol and out 2 weeks I believe.   Another good starter bites the dust.  Sunday can’t get here quick enough

 
Wow daddy. Chance for lift off next season now after that performance. Think he went undrafted in both my rookie drafts in 2020 and I picked him up immediately after. Love when guys like this end up hitting 

 
Gabriel Davis caught 8-of-10 targets for 201 yards and four touchdowns in the Bills' 42-36, Divisional Round overtime loss to the Chiefs.

It was all Josh Allen and Davis in this one for the Bills, as all four of Allen's touchdown passes went to the sophomore wideout who went full out-of-body mode with the Randy Moss-ian effort. It was the best fantasy performance in playoff history, as Davis scored touchdowns of 18, 75, 27, and 19 yards and appeared to win the game for the Bills, roasting CM Mike Hughes on a double-move to put the Bills up 36-33 with 13 seconds left. Buffalo's defense just couldn't stop the Chiefs. Davis looks like a potential future star for the Bills moving forward. He's an elite touchdown-scorer and should head into 2022 as the Bills' No. 2 wideout opposite Stefon Diggs. Look for Davis to be a popular mid-round fantasy pick this summer.

- NBCSportsEDGE

 
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Any chance this guy passes Diggs in the pecking order next season? 
Yes. He should have been the #2 this year and if he was the Bills would be #1 seed. But management loved Sanders and chased him for years before they finally landed him. He catches everything and has more speed than Diggs. 

 
:wub:  

He's absolutely a centerpiece of my rebuild. At the start of last season I dealt a 2022 1st for a 2023 1st + Davis. I'm thinking I turned a profit there. 

At this point I'm not sure there's an offer I would accept for him. He had his full on coming out party last night, and at 22 there may be room to grow - a scary thought. Diggs is 28. Sanders is likely gone. Beasley is 32. 

Davis is the future WR1 for Allen, and the future isn't too far off. 

 
:wub:  

He's absolutely a centerpiece of my rebuild. At the start of last season I dealt a 2022 1st for a 2023 1st + Davis. I'm thinking I turned a profit there. 

At this point I'm not sure there's an offer I would accept for him. He had his full on coming out party last night, and at 22 there may be room to grow - a scary thought. Diggs is 28. Sanders is likely gone. Beasley is 32. 

Davis is the future WR1 for Allen, and the future isn't too far off. 
Last night was literally the sell high point for him.  He will never have a game like that again.  Even if he becomes a top 5 fantasy WR the price jump that some guy sees from just that game should make him worth double what you'd get at any other point in his career.

 
Last night was literally the sell high point for him.  He will never have a game like that again.  Even if he becomes a top 5 fantasy WR the price jump that some guy sees from just that game should make him worth double what you'd get at any other point in his career.


I mean, yes and no. If he becomes a top 5 WR in the NFL, then last night was not his sell high point. 

If he becomes a top 5 NFL WR, then I totally bought low. If I was offered 3x 1sts for him (say 2022, 2023. 2024) I'm not sure I'd accept, because his potential is as a top 5 NFL WR. 

Last night showed us what he's capable of, regardless of whether he actually has a 4 TD game again. At his age & talent, and in the situation he's in with Allen at QB & 3 aging WRs (2 rapidly) there are few WRs I'd rather have, and I don't know what I'll get with those 3 hypothetical picks. 

I suspect his value will maintain for quite some time. Sure, maybe some starry eyed leaguemate would offer me the universe for him, but from where I sit, it would take that sort of deal to even make me consider moving him from my rebuilding team right now. 

 
I mean, yes and no. If he becomes a top 5 WR in the NFL, then last night was not his sell high point. 

If he becomes a top 5 NFL WR, then I totally bought low. If I was offered 3x 1sts for him (say 2022, 2023. 2024) I'm not sure I'd accept, because his potential is as a top 5 NFL WR. 
:jawdrop:

I would smash the accept button as fast as I could!

 
Currently WR36 on KTC. Might need another couple days to see how high he goes there, but I would definitely buy and not sell him at that value. I would sell for 3 1sts though ^^^.

 
:jawdrop:

I would smash the accept button as fast as I could!
I'm not getting that offer, so I can't say for sure. And in my situation, I already have 17 2023 picks, 5x 1sts. 

It's nice having a 22 y/o WR who has a top 3 NFL QB throwing him the rock for the next X # of years as a cornerstone. Picks are nice. Players are better. Bird in the hand worth 3 in the bush, in my hypothetical. Those 3x 1sts still have to get drafted by the right team, and pan out at the next level. That's 3 risks instead of one likely sure thing. 

I specifically went out and traded for Davis because I believed in his potential to be a future top 5 WR. 

I'm not going to sell him now that he's showing that I might have been right. 

 
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Currently WR36 on KTC. Might need another couple days to see how high he goes there, but I would definitely buy and not sell him at that value. I would sell for 3 1sts though ^^^.
Not saying I wouldn't. But also not saying I would.  

Again, no one's offering me that, but that's the sort of offer it would take for me to consider it. Would you sell him for 2x 1sts? 

 
I'm not getting that offer, so I can't say for sure. And in my situation, I already have 17 2023 picks, 5x 1sts. 

It's nice having a 22 y/o WR who has a top 3 NFL QB throwing him the rock for the next X # of years as a cornerstone. Picks are nice. Players are better. Bird in the hand worth 3 in the bush, in my hypothetical. 

I specifically went out and traded for Davis because I believed in his potential to be a future top 5 WR. 

I'm not going to sell him now that he's showing that I might have been right. 
Then where was this advice earlier in the season?

 
Kind of depends what year/pick value, but yes I would take 2 1sts
I think it also depends on the context of your team. 

I'm loaded with picks & short on talent. My centerpiece players are Pitts, Higgins, Davis, Pittman & uh, Zach Wilson. A bunch of maybes, some scraps & a boatload of picks. 

At this point having Davis is simply worth more to me than 2 maybes in future drafts. Let's say I deal him for a 2022 1st and another 2023 1st. OK, so 2022 is a draft I see as slightly WR-heavy with a really solid top 4. Is one of them going to replace Davis? :shrug:  

Maybe the 2023 1st gives me something, too, but at the cost of losing Davis. 

Just saying - a lot would have to go right with those 2 picks for it to be worth me losing a player like Davis. 

 
Think I'll try shopping Davis and my late 1st to move up to a top2 or so. I'm deep at WR but woefully thin at RB...

But I'd move him for 2 1sts for sure I think. Having said that, by week 4 or next year I could be kicking myself if he launches into orbit. 

 
Think I'll try shopping Davis and my late 1st to move up to a top2 or so. I'm deep at WR but woefully thin at RB...
I don't think you'd need to add anything to move to 2022 top 2. Davis should be worth that alone. 

But I'd move him for 2 1sts for sure I think. Having said that, by week 4 or next year I could be kicking myself if he launches into orbit. 
Seems like a distinct possibility. 

 
Last night was literally the sell high point for him.  He will never have a game like that again.  Even if he becomes a top 5 fantasy WR the price jump that some guy sees from just that game should make him worth double what you'd get at any other point in his career.
Nah.  For one, saying he will never have a game like that means nothing.  I can say that nobody in the NFL right now will ever have a game like that and probably be right.  

If he becomes a top 5 he would be in the Jefferson, Lamb, Tyreek, AJ Brown, Metcalf range.  Is anyone trading an actual top 5 WR for Davis today??  

Also, is he worth TWO of those guys right now?  Cause that would be double what he would be worth as a top 5 WR.

To be honest, I dont even think most people would give a 1st for Davis right now, at least nothing more than a late 1st............and I am saying this as a Davis owner.

I am not saying they would be right, but I dont think his market value is what you think it is right now.

 
Objects in the Kansas City defensive mirror may appear larger than they actually are! 

I drafted Davis as a dynasty rookie wideout, and I believe he is more talented than his 4th round draft capital might suggest.

Davis has benefitted from coverage shifted to shut down Stefon Diggs, who is the team's true WR1.  Gabriel Davis had a respectable 2021 season:  35 rec. 549 yards 6 TDs (almost identical stats to 2020).  He ended the regular season with a career high 14 targets in a game against the Jets.

I guess the question you have to ask yourself is this:  "Was the Chiefs game a breakout game for a surprising new star or more of an outlier?"

I am hopeful Davis uses this game as a springboard for next season, and Allen obviously has found some chemistry with Davis.  However, I do not expect Davis to suddenly become one of the top 5 receivers in the league based on one amazing performance in a shootout game where Diggs was blanketed.  It was a great performance, but temper your expectations.

I will be trying to sell high where I have him.

 
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He's absolutely a centerpiece of my rebuild. At the start of last season I dealt a 2022 1st for a 2023 1st + Davis. I'm thinking I turned a profit there. 

At this point I'm not sure there's an offer I would accept for him. He had his full on coming out party last night, and at 22 there may be room to grow - a scary thought. Diggs is 28. Sanders is likely gone. Beasley is 32. 

Davis is the future WR1 for Allen, and the future isn't too far off. 
Yeah I need someone like you to make me an offer. I have 18 shares in FFPC dynasty. My highest rostership at WR. 54% of leagues. I would be crazy not to divest and sell highish right now. If he becomes top10 I will still have a bunch. 

Then where was this advice earlier in the season?
Many of us have pumped up Davis throughout the last year+ on this board, whether he specifically did or not.

To be honest, I dont even think most people would give a 1st for Davis right now, at least nothing more than a late 1st............and I am saying this as a Davis owner.

I am not saying they would be right, but I dont think his market value is what you think it is right now.
Yeah I would be shocked if I got a 1st for any of mine. And honestly not sure ~1.08 or later gets it done for me. 2023 1st different story.

 
Yeah I need someone like you to make me an offer. I have 18 shares in FFPC dynasty. My highest rostership at WR. 54% of leagues. I would be crazy not to divest and sell highish right now. If he becomes top10 I will still have a bunch. 


lol - yeah, except I'm not saying I'd offer anything remotely like that.

My acquisition of Davis was quite affordable (moved a pick from 2022 to 2023, and I prefer the 2023 draft, even though it's likely a 1.06 instead of 1.02). And given my circumstance (outlined briefly above) it makes a hell of a lot more sense for me to value him as a strong hold, even bordering on unreasonably strong, like turning down 2x 1sts.

Now, given your circumstance I would probably see what I could get for him on some of those teams. I have to imagine some % of those rosters aren't competitive & you could use the picks? Would be interesting to see what you could fetch for him right now, coming off of that otherworldly performance. 

But again, if I didn't already roster him, I certainly wouldn't be out there paying 2 or 3 firsts for him. But hey, someone might. 

 
I'd jump eight ways from Sunday if you gave me two first-round picks for Gabriel Davis. I mean, he's definitely got talent, but that's a lot of draft capital for a guy that hasn't even hit yet save for one or two games (and is thus unlikely to). 

 
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I'd jump eight ways from Sunday if you gave me two first-round picks for Gabriel Davis. I mean, he's definitely got talent, but that's a lot of draft capital for a guy that hasn't even hit yet save for one or two games (and is thus unlikely to). 
Picks 11 and 12 this year?

 
Picks 11 and 12 this year?
Hmmm...that's different. I thought it was one in 2022 and one in 2023 from the brief glance at the hypothetical. At second glance, it would be three firsts that HSG is talking about. I'd take that. Have to. 

Eleven and Twelve this year. That's an interesting hypothetical. Maybe not. Jahan Dotson and George Pickens, maybe are still there. Yeah, I'd take that pretty easily. If they were there, I'd take that bet over Davis. Dotson is ranked tenth in DLF's Rookie Rankings, Pickens 11th. Kyren Williams is 12th. Rachaad White 13th. Yeah, I make that trade, depending on the RB landing spots. 

 
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Picks 11 and 12 this year?
No way I sell him for that. At best I’m dealing up to 7-8 to get a Drake London, hoping he’s…..Gabriel Davis? Except London is projected to go to the Eagles (from what I’ve seen) and to say that’s a QB downgrade is an understatement.

Plus London then needs to make the adjustment to the NFL, and IMO Davis has at the very least shown he’s no worse than a quality WR2 for the Bills for the conceivable future.

2022 11 & 12 would be a non-starter in an offer for me. Others may disagree. 

 
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Last night was literally the sell high point for him.  He will never have a game like that again.  Even if he becomes a top 5 fantasy WR the price jump that some guy sees from just that game should make him worth double what you'd get at any other point in his career.
I’m expecting my dynasty competitors to inquire over the off-season. What you’ve said here… I’m not totally understanding what value you think is obtainable. You think even if he becomes top 5 WR you can get twice that value now? I’m not seeing it. What exactly is double the value of a top 5 WR?

 

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