The Raiders are short on receivers, especially after the entire Antonio Brown saga this past preseason. So, the hope here is that Jones can provide a little bit of production (either playing opposite Tyrell Williams on the outside or perhaps in the slot).

The Bills gradually stopped utilizing Jones (a sometimes starter) this season, so it makes sense that they dealt him away and got an asset back in return. Duke Williams, who was recently on the practice squad, will likely become the No. 3 wide receiver.

There is very little fantasy value to speak of here, as Jones is not likely to get the ball targeted his way enough with the Raiders. Williams remains a dart throw in Buffalo, too.