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The addition of Stefon Diggs along with rookies Gabriel Davis and running back Zack Moss give the Bills even more options in the screen game. Dawson Knox also caught a screen pass Sunday. It was clearly a point of emphasis in training camp, and now Buffalo has a new wrinkle for its offense. It’s particularly useful when going against a defense like the Jets, coached by Gregg Williams, who loves to blitz.

Related players: Josh Allen

The story went on to say the following: If it looked like the Bills were sticking with shorter passes, the numbers back that up. Allen had an average of 5.5 air yards on his completions, which was right around the middle of the league’s top performers this week. He also attempted only four passes that traveled 20 or more yards in the air. The good news is Allen completed three of those passes after being one of the league’s worst passers in that range a year ago. It’s a small sample size, but promising nonetheless. Of Allen’s 46 passing attempts, 12 of them were thrown at or behind the line of scrimmage. Only Aaron Rogers and Kyler Murray attempted more such passes.

Cowboys WR Amari Cooper (hamstring) was a full participant at practice Friday, according to David Helman of DallasCowboys.com.

Cooper has strung a few full practices together and should be a full go Sunday night against the Rams.

According to Michael Gehlken on Twitter, head coach Mike McCarthy said that he expects Dallas Cowboys wide receiver Amari Cooper to play at ‘full capacity’ on Sunday.

The fact that Cooper will be able to play a full complement of snaps is certainly good news. However, the fact that he is set to line up against Jalen Ramsey is not. Ramsey dominated the last meeting between the two, holding Cooper to just one reception for 19 receiving yards. He has a tough matchup, but fading him may not be a realistic option. Cooper is ranked as our 19th overall receiver for Week 1.