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Friday late update: Davis says he’ll play after practicing on Friday. He is listed as questionable on the final injury report.
Bills WR Gabe Davis said the ankle felt good at practice Friday.
— Joe Buscaglia (@JoeBuscaglia) September 30, 2022
“I’m playing Sunday.”
Friday early update: Davis aggravated his ankle injury in practice, but he is still expected to practice on Friday, per head coach Sean McDermott. His game status is TBD.
Sean McDermott said Gabe Davis is on schedule TO PRACTICE TODAY. McDermott just clarified he meant practice and not the game. His status there is still up in the air. He aggravated the ankle injury in practice this week.
— Matt Parrino (@MattParrino) September 30, 2022
Thursday update: Davis was able to get a limited practice in on Wednesday, but was not practicing on Thursday. He will likely return on Friday and be questionable, but we’ll need to see that happen first. He injured the ankle on Wednesday.
WR Gabe Davis (ankle) did not participate in the portion of practice open to the media. He stood to the side without a helmet.
— Alaina Getzenberg (@agetzenberg) September 29, 2022
Buffalo Bills WR Gabriel Davis was a limited participant at practice on Wednesday ahead of Week 4 vs. the Baltimore Ravens. Davis has been dealing with an ankle injury since Week 2, when he was ruled out for the Bills’ blowout win over the Tennessee Titans. Davis was held in check for the most part in Week 3 vs. the Miami Dolphins. Let’s break down his injury and what it means for fantasy purposes.
Fantasy football implications
Davis’ injury is a bit concerning through the first three weeks of the season. He was drafted as a potential breakout candidate at WR in fantasy football and that hasn’t been the case since Week 1. That performance is why many will still have faith in Davis this season. He had four catches for 88 yards and a TD in Week 1. Last week, it was all targets being funneled to the RBs and Davis finished with three catches for 37 yards.
This week could be a solid one for Davis if he’s able to play. The Ravens have a lot of holes in the secondary and got by last week vs. the Patriots mostly because of their lack of personnel. Buffalo has a much deeper offense and could exploit those injuries in Week 4. If Davis is ruled out, it opens up more opportunities for Isaiah McKenzie, who has been solid through three games with 11 catches, 132 yards and a pair of TDs. Stefon Diggs would continue to eat if Davis is out again as well.