Josh

Reed

It should only be a matter of time before rookie Lee Evans passes him. We had hopes for a Reed rebound this season, but he’s been silent.

Results of his MRI weren’t available yet. Lee Evans would start for the Bills.

The team will take x-rays on his knee on Monday to see the severity of his injury suffered Sunday.

Rookie Lee Evans has been getting a lot of playing time with the first team, but the job isn’t his-yet. Reed is only a fantasy option as a starter. Don’t expect coach Mike Mularkey to name the starter before week one.

It looks like they’ll both return to action this weekend. Lee Evans should remain the starter at wide receiver over Reed.

It looks like he’ll be ready to play. He’ll probably come off the bench as the No. 3 receiver.

With Roscoe Parrish injured, Reed is Buffalo’s default third receiver. It’s tough to imagine him having any fantasy value with a diminished Bills passing attack.

Reed, listed as the starter on team’s website, is battling Peerless Price. Evans is the only Buffalo wideout worth considering in fantasy leagues.

He appeared to split snaps with Peerless Price at the No. 2 receiver role. We wouldn’t bother picking up Reed or Price in fantasy leagues.

Nice. Reed is worth a fantasy roster spot in most leagues while he starts. He’ll be able to line up on the inside when Buffalo goes three wide with Lee Evans, which plays to Reed’s strength. He’s looked impressive all camp and could be ready for a third-year leap, despite his disappointing sophomore campaign.