The Buffalo Bills continue their 2026 NFL season with a matchup against the Las Vegas Raiders on the road at 4:25 p.m. at Allegiant Stadium. The Bills offense will play its part, as always.
While game plans, coaching, and strategy will play a role, sometimes a big emphasis will sit with some individual players. In terms of the Bills offense, who could those be?
Here are Bills Wire's three potential X-factors on the Bills (4-1) offense against the Rams (2-3) in Week 6:
TE Dalton Kincaid
It has been back-to-back games of the Bills' passing attack not looking right. Quarterback Josh Allen has had numbers on the ground and in the air but he has not fully passed the eye test.
Not to blame Kincaid for that, but he has posted two-straight games with one catch and seven
yards total. The Bills offense ran smoother when Kincaid was producing.
RB James Cook
The focus all week is on Cook and his fumbles. Does that get to his head this week? Can he keep producing? Because make no mistake, taking away his fumbles, Cook has looked excellent in 2026.
Not to mention, the Raiders have allowed 140.6 yards per game on the ground through five games. That's fifth-worst in the NFL.
RT Spencer Brown
Brown is dealing with a back injury but made it sound like he would be well enough to play, making this one simple. If Brown plays, he will be tasked with blocking Raiders pass rusher Maxx Crosby, one of the NFL's best over the past few years.
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