Sammy Watkins, Robert Woods, Kyle Orton's Post-Week 13 Fantasy Reaction

The most important thing for the Buffalo Bills in Week 13 is that they picked up the 26-10 win over the Cleveland Browns, but fantasy owners relying on Buffalo’s marquee offensive weapons probably didn’t enjoy the victory.    

Neither Sammy Watkins nor Robert Woods found the end zone in the passing game, while Kyle Orton fell short of 200 passing yards and threw more interceptions than touchdowns. Here is a look at their final statistics:

	Kyle Orton	Sammy Watkins	Robert Woods
Completions	17-of-31	0	0
Passing Yards	190	0	0
Passing Touchdowns	1	0	0
Interceptions	2	0	0
Receptions	0	3	4
Targets	0	9	7
Receiving Yards	0	11	71
Touchdown Catches	0	0	0

To Woods’ credit, he did tally 71 yards, which was encouraging after he posted 118 receiving yards and a touchdown in Week 12 against the New York Jets. The same cannot be said about Watkins, who has not posted more than 35 receiving yards since an Oct. 26 game against those same Jets.

Watkins appears to have hit something of a rookie wall production-wise, which is discouraging for fantasy owners who may be relying on the first-year receiver in the fantasy playoffs. The one silver lining is that he had a team-high nine targets Sunday, so Orton is still looking his way.

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The next two games for the Bills come against the Denver Broncos and Green Bay Packers, which are 15th and 12th in the NFL against the pass, respectively. Neither secondary is porous enough to trust the struggling Watkins based on matchup alone, which means fantasy owners could turn to Woods instead in Buffalo.

As for Orton, he has only topped 300 passing yards in a single game once this season and is not an explosive fantasy option. He should be seen as an injury replacement at best moving forward.