Ray Davis had a disappointing performance against the Colts, recording only three carries for six yards and playing just 11 snaps. Despite initial optimism about his potential role, he was largely sidelined as James Cook thrived, currently ranking as the RB8 in fantasy football. With a challenging schedule ahead for the Bills, Davis is likely to remain a bench stash for the rest of the season, with limited opportunities to contribute.

Ray Davis has emerged as a compelling option in the Buffalo Bills' backfield, showcasing his ability to generate favorable numbers when given a significant workload. After stepping into a feature-back role in Week 6 due to James Cook's injury, Davis recorded a season-high 58% snap share, accumulating 152 total yards and 97 rushing yards on 20 attempts. From Weeks 6-9, he maintained strong production with 35 attempts for 187 rushing yards. Although his snap share dropped to 15% in Week 10, his previous performances indicate that he could become a valuable asset if his role expands, making him a worthwhile addition for fantasy managers looking for depth in their lineups.

Ray Davis is coming off a strong performance in Week 9, where he totaled 17 PPR fantasy points and finished as the RB14. However, he should only be considered for starting in extremely deep leagues this weekend against a challenging opponent.

Ray Davis is coming off a strong performance in Week 9, where he scored 17 PPR fantasy points, finishing as the RB14 for the week. However, he is recommended for starting only in extremely deep leagues this weekend due to a challenging matchup against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers.

Ray Davis is coming off a strong performance in Week 9, scoring 17 PPR fantasy points and finishing as the RB14 for the week. However, he is recommended for starting only in extremely deep leagues this week against the opposing defense.