Faalele is questionable; interior line health could affect pass protection and running lanes. If he plays, Ravens’ line depth is tested but could hold; if not, Bills’ front may exploit interior gaps, pressuring the QB and altering run schemes.

Faalele’s illness limits Ravens’ interior depth; this can influence Week 1 protection schemes and run game execution, with potential downstream effects on fantasy outputs for Ravens’ RBs and QB play.

Faalele anchors Baltimore’s interior line at right guard, protecting Lamar Jackson in Week 1. His presence gives the Ravens a stable run-blocking posture and pass-protection anchor, potentially boosting the offense’s effectiveness on inside runs and on designed quarterback sneaks.

Faalele is identified as the starting right guard, with significant emphasis on mobility and run-blocking ability. His development and consistency against more advanced interior rushes will shape the Ravens’ interior protection and second-level sealing.

Faalele is bolstered by Monkin’s praise and the Ravens' belief he’s the long-term starter at right guard, though the game tape shows several blocking issues. The discussion frames Faalele as a cornerstone of Baltimore’s interior line, with offensive-line dynamics and mobility shaping his short-term role and fantasy impact.