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Klein racked up 14 combined tackles and 1. The veteran free-agent signee has really started to hit his stride for the Bills with fellow starter Matt Milano on injured reserve, posting 30 tackles, 4. Klein compiled a season-high 11 tackles in Sunday's loss to Arizona while also adding a sack. Klein has been all over the field the last two weeks, which comes as no small coincidence with fellow starter Matt Milano pectoral on IR.

That's moved Klein from being the first starting linebacker to sit out in certain sets into pretty much an every-down player. Klein played 92 percent of defensive snaps Sunday after seeing 95 percent in Week 9.

The Bills are on bye this week, but the veteran makes for a sneaky IDP play if you need someone for Week 12, as Milano is guaranteed to be out for at least more game due to IR rules. Klein recorded five tackles, 2. Klein was given his second largest share of playing time all season 95 percent of defensive snaps , as fellow starter Matt Milano was placed on IR last week with a pectoral injury.

This was one of the first games the Bills got what they were expecting from Klein after bringing him in via free agency with a decent-sized contract. We're not sure that will continue based on some of his past dud outings, but there's a chance he's starting to fully grasp Leslie Frazier's defense, plus Klein will certainly be seeing an uptick in playing time for at least the next couple of weeks.

Klein had just one tackle and no other stats in Tuesday's loss to the Titans. One would think Klein would be the beneficiary of extra playing time with fellow starter Matt Milano pectoral being out, but that hasn't been the case and Klein is spending a much higher percentage of time on special teams than in the regular defense. That's a bit of a surprise, considering Klein started off the season strong with five tackles in each of the first two games and has familiarity with Sean McDermott's defensive schemes.

Klein only played 19 defensive snaps in Tuesday's loss and just eight the week prior against the Raiders, so it looks like he can be safely avoided in deep IDP formats. Plus, there's a good chance Milano returns as early as this week against the Chiefs. Klein is typically a starter alongside his two talented teammates, but he's the first to sit out in certain packages.

That may not be the case this week, as the Bills have a whittled-down linebacker corps for the game and may be relying on Klein more than would typically be expected. Even though he'll stay on the outside, he may be the one linebacker versed enough in the Bills' defense that he could be asked to take on Edmunds' normal play-calling duties. Klein posted five tackles in Week 1, but it wouldn't be a surprise to see him equal or exceed that total against the Dolphins.

Klein was tied for the team lead in tackles during Sunday's win over the Jets with five stops. Klein saw action on 62 percent of the defensive snaps, but his role increased when both of his fellow linebacker starters -- Matt Milano and Tremaine Edmunds -- had to leave the game for good due to injury. Both players appear to be a question mark for the Week 2 contest in Miami, meaning Klein could be in line for more action once again. While Klein is set to start at strong-side linebacker in his first season as a Bill, he may not approach the 71 percent of the defensive snaps he saw for the Saints last season, Mark Gaughan of The Buffalo News reports.

The Bills play a lot more nickel defense than the Saints and frequently use defensive backs and two linebackers in a number of formations, formations that will likely see Tremaine Edmunds and Matt Milano stay on the field while Klein gives way to someone with a different skill set. The Bills played their base defense on just on just It may renegotiate a new budget number for the player as in previous years, subject to the CBA.

Clubs do not have to use a protected slot on them. Designated Players are NOT automatically protected i. We'll always remember Luck as one of Fantasy's most prolific quarterbacks, but for now, we must consider the ramifications of his decision. The Colts are sure to stick with Jacoby Brissett as their starter moving forward. Brissett has looked better this offseason than he did in when he was rushed into the Colts' starting lineup following Luck's slow recovery from shoulder surgery.

He wasn't good -- 6. The good news is that he has the benefit of working in Frank Reich's version of the West Coast offense, an upgrade over the system he was previously in. The better news is that he's surrounded by some really good talent. Hilton's track record speaks for itself, though the numbers he had in -- 57 catches for yards and four touchdowns -- aren't appealing.