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Is Gabe Davis injured or healthy? Is Gabe Davis playing in NFL Wild Card Round? Read the latest Gabe Davis fantasy football injury updates and outlook.
Gabe Davis and the Buffalo Bills defeated the Miami Dolphins 21-14 in Week 18 to win the AFC East division. The Bills enter the playoffs as the AFC's second seed and will have home-field advantage at least until the AFC Championship Game.
Unfortunately, Davis suffered an injury during that game that puts his status for the Wildcard Roundup in doubt. The Bills will face the Pittsburgh Steelers on Sunday and are already missing several key players.
Will Davis play against the Steelers? How serious is his injury? Let's take a look at his status.
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Gabe Davis Injury Update for Fantasy Football
As per reports, Gabe Davis has suffered a PCL sprain. While the injury is not considered to be a major one, his status for the game against the Steelers is still uncertain.
Before leaving the game against the Dolphins, Davis had zero receptions on two targets. He is an important part of their offense, and his explosiveness opens up the field for other playmakers like Stefon Diggs, Dalton Kincaid, Khalil Shakir, and Dawson Knox.
If the 24-year-old wideout doesn't play against the Steelers, things could get tricky for the Bills. The Steelers will be without T.J. Watt, but they still have a pretty good defense that can cause problems for the Josh Allen-led offense.
Gabe Davis Fantasy Football Outlook
In 17 games this season, Gabe Davis had 45 receptions for 746 yards and seven touchdowns on 81 targets. He averaged 16.6 receiving yards per reception and 43.9 receiving yards per game this season.
Although Davis has often been inconsistent, he can turn things around and get hot on any given day. He has been a solid playoff performer for them over the years, and the Bills will hope to get him back at some point in the postseason.
The Central Florida product has played six playoff games in his career, in which he has had 22 catches for 474 yards and six touchdowns.
The Steelers' defense is giving up an average of just 19.1 points and 227.1 receiving yards per game this season. It will be fascinating to see how the Bills fare if Davis doesn't play.
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