Team Score: 1796.56
Guess Who: Name the Two Bills from the last decade (2004-2014) that made the team.
QB1: Drew Bledsoe (2002) - 265.06 Fantasy Points
Drew Bledsoe amassed his highest fantasy score in a single season during his tenure in Buffalo. Relying on the 1-2 combination of Eric Moulds and Peerless Price, Bledsoe threw for 4,359 yards and 24 touchdowns. Moulds and Price combined for 2,544 yards and 19 scores.
HB1: O.J. Simpson (1975) - 363.30 Fantasy Points
There were signs O.J. Simpson was crazy as early as 1975. Simpson totaled 2,243 yards from scrimmage and found pay-dirt 23 times. The best part? Mr. Simpson only played 14 games in 1975.
HB2: Thurman Thomas (1992) - 283.30 Fantasy Points
A total of 80 fantasy points separate O.J. Simpson from Thurman Thomas. He scored nine touchdowns in 1992.
WR1: Eric Moulds (1998) - 190.80 Fantasy Points
In 1998, Eric Moulds went to work. Catching passes from Doug Flutie (13 Games) and Rob Johnson (3 Games), Moulds totaled 1,368 yards and nine touchdowns.
WR2: Andre Reed (1989) - 188.3 Fantasy Points
Just 2.5 fantasy points, or 25 yards, separate Eric Moulds and Andre Reed. Reed kept things close finishing the season with 1,312 receiving yards and nine touchdowns. He also picked up 31 yards on the ground.
TE1: Scott Chandler (2012) - 93.1 Fantasy Points
Somebody has to turn in the best fantasy season by a Bills' tight-end and you don't have to look any further than mighty-mighty Scott Chandler to discover who it is. In 2012, Chandler totaled 571 yards and six touchdowns in a season where he only started 13 games. The Bills need a tight-end.
FLEX: Travis Henry (2002) - 258.7 Fantasy Points
Travis Henry didn't break 2,000 yards from scrimmage in his best season (1,747 total), but he did score 14 touchdowns.
K: Dan Carpenter (2013) - 155.00 Fantasy Points
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22. Buffalo Bills 1796.56
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