Bills in bye week

Buffalo Bills enter bye week after 5-1 start to Joe Brady's first season as head coach.

Bills scoring stats

Bills are NFL's highest-scoring team (32.8 points per game) but surrender fifth-most points per game (28.5).

Bills' playoff position

Bills enter Week 7 as No. 2 seed in AFC behind only Kansas City Chiefs (5-0).

Rising players

Five players highlighted in bye week stock report: three rising, two falling.

Ray Davis rising

Ray Davis leads NFL in kick return average (31.0) through first six weeks.

Ray Davis performance

Davis rebounded after slow start with points in back-to-back kickoff returns and increased offensive snaps.

Brady on Davis

Brady said Davis is too good of a player to not play more.

“But the running back right now, I got to get Ray playing more, he's too good of a player”

Ray Davis stats

Davis averaged six offensive snaps per week for first four games, totaled 19 reps in last two games.

Chauncey Gardner-Johnson falling

Safety Chauncey Gardner-Johnson dropped after spitting on tight end Brock Bowers.

Gardner-Johnson issues

Gardner-Johnson missed two tackles on Raiders' tight end Michael Mayer and was ejected for spitting.

Gardner-Johnson behavior

Gardner-Johnson insulted wide receiver Efton Chism after Week 4 loss to Patriots.

Keon Coleman rising

Keon Coleman, written off by fans and owner, has touchdown receptions in last three games.

Coleman stats

Coleman averages 14.9 yards per reception with 79.2 catch percentage.

Maxwell Hairston falling

Maxwell Hairston, Bills' 2025 first-round pick, saw only 29 percent of defensive snaps in last two games.

Hairston stats

Hairston allowed two touchdowns with quarterbacks posting 96.2 rating when targeting him.

Davison Igbinosun rising

Davison Igbinosun, Ohio State product, earned back-to-back starts with three pass break-ups.