Buffalo’s 2007 opener at Highmark Stadium turned unforgettable: Marshawn Lynch burst onto the scene with a touchdown in his NFL debut, Roscoe Parrish electrified the return game with a 74-yard score, and Kevin Everett’s frightening neck injury dominated the aftermath. Denver's late drive culminated in Jason Elam’s game-winning field goal as time expired, leaving Bills fans with a painful but memorable moment of resilience.

The piece foregrounds Everett’s miraculous recovery, the dramatic finish, and the stadium’s legacy as Buffalo’s home for five decades, tying in the broader story of Farewell to The Ralph. For fantasy-minded readers, it underscored Lynch’s early ceiling and the volatility of a young Bills offense in a wild, emotionally charged game.

Josh Allen has carved a lane all his own, flashing a rare dual-threat dynamism that puts him in a league of one. He just logged seven games with both multiple passing TDs and multiple rushing TDs — more than any quarterback in NFL history. His Bills remain fantasy gold, with a constant ceiling as he converts in the red zone with both arm and legs.

Allen's pace also fuels a broader Bills-vs-Hurts narrative for MVP chatter and sets a high watermark for rushing TDs. Expect Buffalo's passing game to stay efficient while Allen compounds fantasy ceilings by peppering end zones with his legs, shaping lineup calls around Diggs, Knox and the rest of Buffalo's attack.

For fantasy managers, the takeaway is clear: chase Allen as a weekly lock and lean into Bills stacks only where the matchup supports it. Against Ravens-style resistance, Allen’s ceiling remains elite, and roster construction should balance his monstrous upside with complementary pieces from Buffalo’s weaponry.

Week 2 fantasy signal-caller outlook centers on Bills’ resilience, Packers’ surge, and a breakout Rams receiver. Bills anchor the ranking with Josh Allen’s ceiling still intact after an epic 41-40 comeback; Green Bay rides Love’s efficiency to a top-3 spot behind a cohesive unit. Puka Nacua’s emergence in L.A. adds another must-play pass-game option, while Deebo Samuel’s presence in Washington and George Kittle’s injury update shape late-round TE/flex pivots. The board also flags Kyler Murray’s return from illness and Etienne’s balance in Jacksonville as key fantasy threads.

Shedeur Sanders vaults into the NFL’s Top 5 jersey sellers from March through July, a rookie Browns signal-caller whose real game action remains on the horizon. Fueled by Colorado nights, Nike signature status, and a family legacy that amplifies every moment, his brand has outpaced even Mahomes, Jackson, and Burrow in early demand. The piece flags sustainability as contingent on opportunity, while noting Travis Hunter’s rookie-pair intrigue and broader marketability that fantasy fans should watch.