Bateman entered Week 2 quiet, maintaining a role but lacking big plays. The Ravens’ offense could unlock more in Week 3, boosting his fantasy upside modestly.

Bateman was cleared and could see more targets with Isaiah Likely sidelined; his value depends on Ravens’ overall game plan and pass distribution.

Bateman is described as having taken a leap last year, entering a deeper, more capable Ravens receiving corps that could unlock his fantasy upside as the offense diversifies through a balanced attack.

Bateman among popular Week 2 start/sit discussions; provide a context for Mooney’s benching considerations when comparing Week 2 lineups.

Bateman struggled Week 1 as Baltimore leaned run and Likely was banged up. His 2 receptions for 10 yards on four targets reflects a shaky floor. His value hinges on Likely’s health and a possible uptick in passing volume as Ravens rebalance, making him a risky but potentially salvageable option in deeper formats.