ORCHARD PARK, NEW YORK - NOVEMBER 03: Josh Allen #17 of the Buffalo Bills carries the ball against the Miami Dolphins during the first quarter at Highmark Stadium on November 03, 2024 in Orchard Park, New York. (Photo by Bryan M. Bennett/Getty Images)Getty ImagesAfter talking about these 2026 fantasy football players to know with a week five and six bye, there’s a ton of very good offenses with a week seven bye. That includes the Buffalo Bills, Jacksonville Jaguars, Washington Commanders, and Los Angeles Chargers.Forbes2026 Fantasy Football Players To Know With A Week 5 ByeBy Steve BradshawForbes2026 Fantasy Football Players To Know With A Week 6 ByeBy Steve BradshawAmong those four teams, there are quite a few players that are fantasy football relevant, and we’ll be talking about the ones you need to know today. As always, the ADP for this article will be referenced from the consensus ADP over at FootballGuys.1. Buffalo BillsJames Cook: ADP 10MORE FOR YOUJosh Allen: ADP 27DJ Moore: ADP 53Dalton Kincaid: ADP 120Khalil Shakir: ADP 130The Buffalo Bills offense is typically viewed as elite due to how much damage Josh Allen and James Cook can do, but it hasn’t been extremely exciting recently outside of that. There are three players inside the top 60, then it goes all the way down to Dalton Kincaid at 120.Cook has improved so much since 2023, increasing his PPG (PPR) every single year from 13.7 to 17.8. With Cook now having two years of at least 16.5 PPG in a row, it makes sense why he’s drafted this high.Allen has dominated the quarterback position for years because of what he can do as a rusher but also as a passer. Since 2020, Allen has never had fewer than 21 PPG, and now he gets a new wide receiver in DJ Moore.Moore is coming off a season where he had just 10 PPG in 2025, but the year prior he had 14 PPG. With ADP clearly having Moore as the top option in this offense and Allen being the best quarterback he’s ever played with, there’s reason to be optimistic.Dalton Kincaid had a solid year three with 10.5 PPG, and Khalil Shakir had 10.4 PPG last year after 12.2 in 2024. I’m not expecting a huge year out of either, but they could be solid depth options.2. Los Angeles ChargersOmarion Hampton: ADP 15Ladd McConkey: ADP 40Justin Herbert: ADP 84Quentin Johnston: ADP 90Oronde Gadsden II: ADP 146Keaton Mitchell: ADP 148The Los Angeles Chargers, with six players inside the top 150, are the most among any team on this list. While four of the six come after 80, they have a top 20 player in Omarion Hampton and a top 50 player in Ladd McConkey.Omarion Hampton is a bit of a projection, as he only played nine games because of an ankle injury last year, but he had 15.1 PPG, and he was drafted 22nd overall in the 2025 NFL draft. Keaton Mitchell, who had 5.8 YPC on 59 carries with the Baltimore Ravens, is at 148 because Hampton does come with a bit of risk.At wide receiver, Ladd McConkey still leads the pack after 15.1 PPG in year one, then 11.3 in 2025. Quentin Johnston hasn’t been able to score over 13 PPG in his career, but he actually performed better than McConkey last year, scoring 12.2 PPG. Justin Herbert had a solid year with 17.9 PPG, but there’s also still a bit of hope that he can score over 20 PPG, which he did in years one and two. Although Oronde Gadsden II ended the year with just 8.8 PPG, he scored at least 11 PPG from weeks six to nine, that included a 29.4 and 18.7 point game.3. Jacksonville JaguarsBhayshul Tuten: ADP 60Brian Thomas Jr.: ADP 67Parker Washington: ADP 76Trevor Lawrence: ADP 91Jakobi Meyers: ADP 107Brenton Strange: ADP 144Travis Hunter: ADP 161The biggest question around the Jacksonville Jaguars is going to be their RB1 with Travis Etienne Jr. now gone. ADP indicates that most believe it will be Bhayshul Tuten, who was drafted 104th overall in the 2025 NFL draft. Chris Rodriguez Jr. is also in the mix, but he’s being drafted much later at 136.There are three wide receivers inside the top 110, with Brian Thomas Jr. still at the top. Thomas had a big rookie season with 16.7 PPG, but that dropped to 9.9 in year two.Parker Washington never displayed that kind of ceiling, but he outscored Thomas last year with 10.8 PPG, and Jakobi Meyers had his best season with the Las Vegas Raiders back in 2024 with 14.5 PPG. Last year Meyers had a solid season with 11 PPG.Brenton Strange was solid as well with 9.8 PPG in 12 games, which was the best mark of his career. Trevor Lawrence had the best season of his career in year five with a breakout 19.9 PPG. Typically we only talk about players inside of the top 150 because those are the ones you need to know, but Travis Hunter needs to be talked about. Hunter was drafted 2nd overall during the 2025 NFL draft, and is expected to play both cornerback and wide receiver, making it tough to know how much volume he’s going to see in 2026. 4. Washington CommandersTerry McLaurin: ADP 46Jayden Daniels: ADP 65Rachaad White: ADP 101Jacory Croskey-Merritt: ADP 116Chig Okonkwo: ADP 142There’s only really one option at wide receiver this year for the Washington Commanders with Terry McLaurin. Although McLaurin only had 11.4 PPG in 10 games last year due to injury, he had 15.8 in 2024.Chig Okonkwo hasn’t done much over his four years in the NFL, but this is his first year in Washington, and he’s the 2nd highest pass catcher drafted on this team. Okonkwo scored 7.3 PPG last year, which was his best season ever.Jayden Daniels showed he can be great because of his rushing ability, with 20.4 PPG as a rookie. That said, after Daniels was limited to just seven games in 2025 due to injury, there are some questions going forward.At running back, Rachaad White was with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers last year, but he’s being drafted higher than Jacory Croskey-Merritt. Even so, neither running back is being drafted extremely high in 2026 fantasy football, as White had 8.4 and Croskey-Merritt had 8.3 PPG last year.