Baltimore visits Buffalo in Week 1’s Sunday Night Football, a marquee clash of two AFC powers with fantasy implications for every line. The betting board leans Ravens (-125) on the moneyline, Ravens -1.5, and a total of 50.5, signaling a competitive, clock-driven battle with tight defenses and mobile quarterbacks at the center.

Key fantasy angles: Andrews rises with Likely out, Cook faces a stout Ravens run defense, Coleman is a sleeper with top red-zone usage, and Dawkins plus Ricard factor into Bills’ and Ravens’ frontline plans. Expect a cautious game with coaching chess moves, and a lean toward the under as both teams limit big plays early.

Baltimore Ravens wide receiver Zay Flowers is doubtful for the upcoming playoff game against the Buffalo Bills due to a knee injury sustained in the regular-season finale against Cleveland. Flowers did not practice this week and missed last weekend's victory over Pittsburgh.

Despite the injury, Ravens head coach John Harbaugh remains optimistic, stating there's a chance Flowers may play. Throughout the season, Flowers has proven to be a key player, earning Pro Bowl honors with 74 receptions for 1,059 yards and four touchdowns.

The Baltimore Ravens face a potential setback as wide receiver Zay Flowers is listed as doubtful for the playoff game against the Buffalo Bills due to a knee injury. Flowers sustained the injury during the regular-season finale against Cleveland and was unable to participate in last weekend's victory over Pittsburgh.

Despite Flowers not practicing this week, head coach John Harbaugh remains optimistic, suggesting that there is still a chance he might play. This season, Flowers had an impressive performance, making 74 receptions for 1,059 yards and four touchdowns, earning him Pro Bowl honors. Meanwhile, the Ravens are also monitoring the status of teammate Deonte Harty, who is questionable with a knee issue, and the Bills have their own concerns with running back Ray Davis, who is also listed as questionable due to a concussion.

Baltimore Ravens running back Justice Hill is set to play against the Pittsburgh Steelers in the Wild Card Round, having cleared concussion protocol. Hill, who missed the previous games due to a concussion and subsequent illness, expressed his readiness to contribute significantly as the Ravens aim for a Super Bowl victory. This season, Hill has excelled as a versatile player, particularly in receiving and pass-blocking roles, which will be crucial against Pittsburgh's formidable defense.

All-Pro safety Kyle Hamilton is also free of any game status concerns, despite being limited in practice earlier in the week due to a minor injury sustained during the Browns matchup. However, the Ravens will be without top wide receiver Zay Flowers, who is sidelined with a knee injury, presenting a significant challenge to their depth. Wide receiver and punt returner Deonte Harty is listed as questionable, as he is returning from a knee injury that has kept him out of action since Week 6.