Buffalo's revamped WR corps looked live in Week 1. Keon Coleman exploded for 112 yards and a crucial fourth‑down TD, pairing with Khalil Shakir’s 64 yards and Josh Palmer’s 61 to form a productive trio. Elijah Moore added a helpful piece, giving Allen multiple options, and the unit totaled 240 receiving yards on 46 passes—the league’s top single‑game output in Week 1. If this pace holds, Buffalo’s aerial attack could be a fantasy force again.

Buffalo's Week 1 shootout with Baltimore yielded five top offensive grades from PFF: Josh Allen (87.01), Jackson Hawes (93.70), Keon Coleman (78.22), Spencer Brown (69.33), and Elijah Moore (66.04). Hawes and Allen anchored a high-powered attack, while Coleman and Moore signaled a deeper, more varied WR corps. Brown’s blocking supported the pace, and the group hints at upside in red-zone design and gadget touches. Fantasy managers should watch workload shifts and target distribution as Buffalo’s offense continues to diversify.

Buffalo Bills vs. Baltimore Ravens — Week 1 injury notes shape a high-stakes fantasy outlook. Tyler Bass is out, replaced by Matt Prater; Tre'Davious White is questionable after not practicing; Christian Benford, Khalil Shakir, Elijah Moore and Keon Coleman could see expanded roles if White is limited. Baltimore lists Isiah Likely and Patrick Richard out; Daniel Faalele is questionable, with Jaire Alexander also on the questionable/return path.

Expect a game plan where Bills lean on pass-catching options to counter a potential Ravens secondary edge if Alexander suits up, while Ravens weigh how to deploy their pallette at tight end and backfield with Likely out. Kicking swings, WR utilization and line health will swing Week 1 fantasy expectations.

Bills and Ravens unveil Week 1 injury reports ahead of Sunday Night Football at Highmark Stadium. Bills: Tyler Bass (hip/groin) did not practice; Elijah Moore (personal) listed; Tre'Davious White (groin) limited; Keon Coleman (groin) limited; Christian Benford (groin) full; Khalil Shakir (ankle) limited. Ravens: Isiah Likely (foot) did not practice; Patrick Richard (calf) limited; Jaire Alexander (knee) limited; Daniel Faalele (illness) limited.

Fantasy managers should monitor practice statuses closely. If Shakir, Coleman, or White are limited, Elijah Moore could lead Bills targets; Bills’ secondary depth could shift with White’s status. For Ravens, Likely’s status will influence TE usage in Week 1; with Alexander possibly limited, Bills’ aerial attack could exploit matchup edges. Kicking and field-goal dynamics also hinge on Bass and the health of the kicking unit.

Buffalo's Week 1 outlook centers on kicking chaos and groin issues. Bass is downgraded with a left hip/groin problem and limited practice, potentially forcing Matt Prater to handle kicks if Bass can't go.

Benford returned to full practice, Shakir and Coleman logged solid sessions, while White's groin doubt lingers. Elijah Moore was out for personal reasons. DeWayne Carter appears headed to IR, and the final injury report lands Friday—crucial for fantasy rosters and daily planning.