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Buffalo Bills wide receiver Gabe Davis (knee) exited the Week 18 division-clinching win over the Miami Dolphins due to a knee injury. He did not return, and he has now been diagnosed with a PCL sprain, according to NFL Network's Ian Rapoport. The injury is not viewed as a long-term one, and he has not been ruled out of the Wild Card contest against the Pittsburgh Steelers. DFS gamers and playoff-league fantasy managers will need to check back for status updates moving forward, but it sounds like he could play on Sunday. If Davis can't play, Khalil Shakir and Dalton Kincaid should see extra targets.

Detroit Lions wide receiver Josh Reynolds caught just one of his four targets for 16 yards in the Week 18 win over the Minnesota Vikings. He finished just 10 yards shy of tying his career-high of 618 receiving yards. Overall, the 28-year-old finished the campaign with 40 receptions on 64 targets for 608 yards and five touchdowns. His role has been fluid week-to-week, but with Jameson Williams (ankle), Sam LaPorta (knee), and Kalif Raymond (knee) all picking up injuries over the last two weeks, he could become a crucial piece of the Lions' passing attack behind Amon-Ra St. Brown. He's a sleeper pick in postseason fantasy leagues.

Buffalo Bills wide receiver Gabe Davis (knee) left the game in the second quarter due to a knee injury. There wasn't any contact as he pulled up after running and seemed to favor his knee. He then went into the medical tent and back to the locker room shortly after. The team has officially listed him as questionable to return while the game remains tied 7-7 and the Bills fight to get the second seed in the AFC for the playoffs. Davis has had a rollercoaster of a year in fantasy football as he personified boom-or-bust. He leaves the game with no catches and only one target. Fantasy managers and DFS players will want to check back for any updates to see if he can return or has to miss any further time.

Jacksonville Jaguars tight end Evan Engram caught 10 of his 13 targets for 79 yards and a touchdown in Sunday's meeting with the Titans. With the loss, the Jaguars were eliminated from postseason contention. However, Engram put forth his best effort, so he can't shoulder much of the blame. Overall, the 29-year-old arguably had the best season of his career. He caught 114 passes, doing so despite the subpar play of Trevor Lawrence. Engram also nearly hit the 1,000-yard receiving mark and found the end zone four times. That said, his stock will be much higher than most at the position ahead of the 2024-25 campaign. If Lawrence can get his act together, Engram could be in line for his best year in the league.

Jacksonville Jaguars running back Travis Etienne Jr. finished Sunday's loss to the Titans with 57 yards off 16 carries. He added five catches for 30 yards. The Jaguars didn't make the postseason. However, Etienne can't take much of the blame, considering he was a top fantasy back all year. The 24-year-old will finish the 2023-24 campaign with 12 touchdowns (11 rushing, one receiving). He also surpassed the 1,000-yard rushing mark for the second straight season. Etienne will draw plenty of interest from fantasy managers in drafts heading into next season, and he may even get taken in the first round in many of them.