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 leans into a true team-first passing attack in 2025, spreading targets across Palmer, Moore, Shakir, Kincaid, Knox, Cook and other options after Diggs’ departure. Josh Allen’s efficiency and timing remain the engine, with 2024’s franchise-record scoring powered by broad distribution rather than a single superstar. Baltimore’s revamped secondary—Alexander likely out, with Wiggins, Humphrey, Awuzie and Hamilton delivering playmaking depth—tests Buffalo’s depth but also highlights the Bills’ collective approach as a path to victory in Week 1 at Highmark.

Buffalo’s matchup against Baltimore hinges on whether the new receivers can sustain the spread-minded attack, and whether Allen can exploit the Ravens’ still-improving secondary without a top target carrying the load. The Ravens answered in 2024 by tightening the back end, setting up a contrast between Buffalo’s multi-pronged corps and Baltimore’s strength-on-strength defense, setting the stage for a nuanced, chess-match season opener.

Keon Coleman’s Week 1 status looms after a groin injury landed him on the Bills’ injury report, leaving his availability for Baltimore in doubt. If Coleman sits, Buffalo will lean on Khalil Shakir and Joshua Palmer as primary Week 1 targets, with Tyrell Shavers potentially stepping into a bigger role and Elijah Moore as an additional contingency. The situation keeps a close eye on practice progress through the week, with several depth options ready to deploy.

Elijah Moore is among the veterans who could see expanded opportunities if Coleman is limited or unavailable. The Bills’ depth behind Coleman includes Shakir, Palmer, and Shavers, with Curtis Samuel as a potential deeper option in certain packages. Fantasy managers should monitor the practice report and lineup shifts as the week unfolds ahead of the Ravens clash.

Gabe Davis is set to rejoin the Bills after a meniscus tear ended his 2024 season with Jacksonville. Buffalo plans to bring him back gradually, likely on a practice squad/injured category as he returns to health. The Bills’ wideout group has dealt with injuries in camp—Shakir (high-ankle), Samuel and Palmer (practice-field returns) and Moore (recently back)—but appears to be trending healthier entering Week 1. Davis could contribute down the road, adding more big-play potential to an already diverse passing attack, though his immediate role remains uncertain while he ramps up.