BUF · RB · Age 26
Ray Davis's recent spike to a 64% snap share in Week 18 signals potential for increased usage, but his erratic volume over the last four games suggests inconsistency.
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James Cook is an entrenched every-down back coming off leading the NFL in rushing, and Ty Johnson, Ian Wheeler, and Frank Gore Jr. all compete for the remaining complementary touches, leaving little room for Davis to carve out standalone volume.
Target share has sat in the low single digits with a WOPR of 0.04 and negative aDOT, indicating essentially no passing-down role, which caps his PPR ceiling even if his overall snap share rises.
Davis holds a stable RB2 spot directly behind Cook, so a Cook absence would hand him lead-back touches immediately rather than triggering a committee battle.
Snap share and target share both trended upward over his final four games of the 2025 season, including the playoff run, a modest sign the role could be expanding rather than shrinking.
Davis earned First-Team All-Pro recognition as a kickoff returner in the 2025 playoffs, which reinforces his real-life roster spot even though it carries little direct dynasty scoring value.
| Format | Value | vs Best |
|---|---|---|
| PPR 1QBBest | 1,055 | — |
| PPR SF | 883 | -172 |