Bills and Ravens unveil Week 1 injury reports ahead of Sunday Night Football at Highmark Stadium. Bills: Tyler Bass (hip/groin) did not practice; Elijah Moore (personal) listed; Tre'Davious White (groin) limited; Keon Coleman (groin) limited; Christian Benford (groin) full; Khalil Shakir (ankle) limited. Ravens: Isiah Likely (foot) did not practice; Patrick Richard (calf) limited; Jaire Alexander (knee) limited; Daniel Faalele (illness) limited.

Fantasy managers should monitor practice statuses closely. If Shakir, Coleman, or White are limited, Elijah Moore could lead Bills targets; Bills’ secondary depth could shift with White’s status. For Ravens, Likely’s status will influence TE usage in Week 1; with Alexander possibly limited, Bills’ aerial attack could exploit matchup edges. Kicking and field-goal dynamics also hinge on Bass and the health of the kicking unit.

Buffalo's Week 1 outlook centers on kicking chaos and groin issues. Bass is downgraded with a left hip/groin problem and limited practice, potentially forcing Matt Prater to handle kicks if Bass can't go.

Benford returned to full practice, Shakir and Coleman logged solid sessions, while White's groin doubt lingers. Elijah Moore was out for personal reasons. DeWayne Carter appears headed to IR, and the final injury report lands Friday—crucial for fantasy rosters and daily planning.

Buffalo’s cornerback depth is strained entering Week 1 with Christian Benford and Tre’Davious White listed questionable due to lower‑leg injuries. Ja’Marcus Ingram and rookie Dorian Strong would be the next options, with Dane Jackson possibly elevated if needed. Tyler Bass’s pelvic soreness adds kicker uncertainty as the Bills monitor practice status and potential fallback plans. Khalil Shakir is back from a high ankle sprain and should be a factor, while Jordan Hancock also works back into the rotation. The Ravens’ explosive attack looms, making depth at corner and kicking pivotal for fantasy rosters.

The storylines carry fantasy heft: monitor who steps up in the Bills’ secondary, how Bass’s health shakes up scoring, and which Bills receivers emerge behind Diggs and Davis in a game that could tilt the point total against Baltimore’s offense.