Joey Bosa's Bills debut was a standout statement. He logged 69% of defensive snaps, rushed the passer with intent, and helped Buffalo survive a wild 41-40 win over the Ravens. The one-year, roughly $12.6M signing is already paying dividends beyond box-score stats as Buffalo plans to taper his reps to stay fresh all season.

For fantasy managers, health and workload are the keys. If Bosa remains on the field, he should offer a solid DL2 floor with upside in favorable matchups, particularly when Buffalo exploits guards and tackles with his veteran technique and relentless motor. Track weekly snap counts and opponent edges to gauge weekly sack upside.

Buffalo erased a 15-point hole in Week 1, rallying behind Josh Allen as Baltimore’s ground attack piled up yards but couldn’t seal the win. Allen went 11-of-14 for 166 yards and two total TDs on the final three Bills drives, flipping the game’s momentum and showcasing Buffalo’s ceiling when Allen is at the controls. Joey Bosa, in his first game as a Bill, called the experience a dream and stressed they’ll be better, but the victory gave Buffalo a stance in the AFC East early.

Buffalo now heads to East Rutherford to face the Jets, a test for Allen’s late-game rhythm and the Bills’ surrounding weapons in fantasy. The Week 1 comeback underscored Allen’s playmaking and the defense’s ability to finish, while Bills fans watched the shot-call sequence that could shape DFS lineups and weekly priorities against competent opponents.