Ravens defense flopped in Week 1, coughing up 41 as Bills edged them 41-40 after Baltimore blew a 16-point late lead. PFF highlighted the lowest graded defenders, underscoring coverage busts and missed tackles that fed the comeback.

With Browns looming, Baltimore must regroup on that side of the ball. For fantasy managers, the Week 2 outlook centers on who benefits from a corrected assignment, and whether the Ravens’ defensive upside can reappear quickly after the tough opener.

Lamar Jackson's sideline shove after DeAndre Hopkins' 29-yard TD capped a wild night in Buffalo as Baltimore saw a 33-19 lead slip away in a 41-40 Bills win. The spectator was ejected; security followed up. Jackson apologized, saying emotion got the best of him and he’ll learn. Hopkins flashed again, and Matt Prater sealed the comeback with a late FG. Fantasy takeaway: Lamar's rushing upside remains elite, Hopkins remains a big-play target in Baltimore's dynamic attack.

The moment drew social support for Jackson, highlighting the balance between athlete safety and competitive fire. Bills' resilience adds a new layer to their defense and clutch-kicker narrative. Watch how this incident affects Week-to-week expectations for Ravens’ offense and Bills' come-from-behind mentality in high-scoring games.

Buffalo staged a stunning rally in Week 1, erasing a 15-point fourth‑quarter hole as Josh Allen authored late TDs, the defense forced Derrick Henry’s fumble, and Matt Prater delivered the game‑winner. Keon Coleman flashed as a sleeper by snagging 8 catches on 11 targets for 112 yards and a TD, signaling Buffalo’s wideout room may be unlocked by a bargain price add.

Coleman connected with Allen on a high‑reception, high‑yard day that fantasy managers will replay, raising his Arrow upside while Week 2 against Sauce Gardner and the Jets tests the Bills’ pass‑catching corps. The feature also spotlights sleepers and breakout bets to ride all season.

Buffalo erased a 15-point fourth-quarter deficit to beat Baltimore 41-40 as Josh Allen ripped off 251 passing yards with two rushing scores in the final period. Matt Prater drilled the winner after Buffalo’s defense clamped the Ravens late. Baltimore’s 235 rushing yards and 40+ points still ended in defeat, a historic misfire. Buffalo now heads to the Jets in Week 2, and fantasy angles center on Allen’s ceiling, Diggs’ target share, and Prater’s late-game value as Buffalo’s kicker.

The win underscores Buffalo’s resilience and sets up a high-scoring rhythm with Allen at the helm, while highlighting how a volatile Ravens offense can still pop big numbers even in a loss. For fantasy managers, it reinforces prioritizing Allen as a top QB and monitoring Bills playmakers and Prater’s leg in clutch moments.

Allen led a dramatic late surge in a Bills-Ravens thriller, carving up the clock with both arm and legs to set up a Prater walk-off field goal. The comeback trimmed a 15-point deficit with under 10 minutes left and paled to the crowd-chanting finish, as Allen publicly challenged fans who left early. For fantasy, the night underscored Allen’s ceiling in clutch spots and Prater’s value in high-leverage kicks.

Fantasy takeaway centers on Allen’s rushing upside and late-game surge. Even without naming receivers, the offense flashed explosive potential in the final stretch, reinforcing trust in Bills assets for red-zone and late-drive scenarios. Ravens’ defense yielded, keeping the fantasy door open for Bills in upcoming matchups against similar defenses.