The Buffalo Bills were a fantasy football dud last season.
Devoid of skill-position players capable of scoring fantasy points with any consistency, the Bills ranked 31st in total PPR points among running backs, 29th among wide receivers and 30th among tight ends. Bolstered by Josh Allen's rushing, Bills quarterbacks fared only slightly better by finishing 22nd in PPR points.
Only two players -- Allen (57th) and wide receiver Zay Jones (93rd) -- ranked within the top 100 players in PPR scoring in 2018.
General manager Brandon Beane's offseason overhaul of Buffalo's 30th-ranked offense has given fans hope of a better record in 2019, but have the Bills become any more relevant to fantasy team owners?