Spencer Brown (ankle) is inactive for Week 11 for the Buffalo Bills against the Kansas City Chiefs.

Fantasy Impact

Brown will be sidelined despite entering the weekend with a questionable designation, leaving the Buffalo offensive line shorthanded against a disruptive Kansas City Chiefs defense Sunday.

Spencer Brown is listed as questionable for Sunday's game against the Chiefs.

Fantasy Impact

Brown opened the week missing back-to-back practices. His status will be worth monitoring closer to kickoff.

Spencer Brown has agreed to terms on a four-year contract extension with the Buffalo Bills.

Fantasy Impact

Brown has been a cornerstone for Buffalo's offensive line over the past few years, and the team just went out of their way to lock him down for the foreseeable future. This helps add a layer of long-term security to players like Josh Allen and James Cook, who rely on quality play from the offensive line to reach their peak fantasy production.

The Buffalo Bills have selected OT Spencer Brown with the No. 93 overall pick in the 2021 NFL Draft.

Fantasy Impact

The massive, 6'8" Brown was clearly drafted as a developmental project by the Bills. The 22-year old from Northern Iowa had his 2020 season postponed due to COVID-19 but his tape from 2019 indicates a bruising giant that has quick hands and great power when sealing run blocks. The Bills don't have perennial All-Pro linemen protecting QB Josh Allen, so perhaps head coach Sean McDermott can expedite Brown's learning curve while adapting him to the speed of the NFL. The former defensive end and tight end packed on significant weight to convert to tackle, which is a valuable experience that he can use to his benefit when faced against stronger edge rushers.