Shakir is the classic "better in PPR" guy, rarely seeing deep targets or end-zone looks even though he's a big part of the Buffalo passing game otherwise. He broke out in 2024, his third pro season, with a 76-821-4 receiving line on 100 targets (15 games). Last year, his production was slightly worse on a per-game basis, with Shakir posting a 72-719-4 line while seeing five fewer targets (95) across one more game (16). He took fewer than one-fourth of his snaps on the perimeter for a second straight year, with his limited targets there mostly being screens or other schemed passes. Shakir has shown more versatility in his contributions from the slot, where he mixes quick-hitters with crossing routes and also thrives on Josh Allen's broken plays. In fantasy terms, Shakir may be maxed out at the low-end-WR3 level for PPR leagues (and lower in standard scoring). All but five of his targets last season came from 11 personnel, and the Bills now have a new wideout (D.J. Moore) who provides a serious YAC threat on short catches. In most fantasy leagues, Shakir is merely a backup plan in case earlier picks at WR don't pan out.