Hopkins delivered a measured Ravens debut, snagging two targets for 35 yards on roughly a third of the offensive snaps, anchored by a Lamar connection that should grow as Flowers, Bateman and Andrews see heavier workloads. Lamar combined efficient scrambles with a modest passing line, while Derrick Henry powered the ground attack and a Bills defense that stifled Baltimore’s late-game surge. Christian Benford’s postgame jab could spark a rematch, and John Harbaugh’s Monday remarks flagged coaching adjustments as Baltimore aims to fix fourth-quarter shortcomings in Week 2 versus Cleveland.

Balancing a high-octane offense with improved play design remains the key for fantasy managers. Hopkins’ veteran presence adds a reliable floor, but Flowers’ breakout and Andrews’ usual target share create a multi-weapon trap for opposing defenses. The Browns game offers a meaningful test to validate the Ravens’ offensive rhythm and the defense’s ability to tighten late-game execution.