ORCHARD PARK, N.Y. (WHEC) – For the first time in nearly two weeks, the Buffalo Bills will play a football game. It’s a big one, against another AFC title contender, the Baltimore Ravens.
Buffalo Bills game day basics:
Teams: Buffalo Bills (5-1) and Baltimore Ravens (4-3) Date: Sun., Nov. 1 Time: 1 p.m. Location: Highmark Stadium | Orchard Park, N.Y. Network: CBSGame preview
It truly feels like it has been forever since the Buffalo Bills were last in action. In week six, the Bills defeated the Las Vegas Raiders to improve to 5-1. Week 7 was their bye week, so a full 14 days later, they’ll finally play a football game again.
It really has been forever since Buffalo played a home game, last happening in week four against the New England Patriots on Oct. 4. That’s a long time for the local fans, who still have a new stadium to continue to break in.
And Highmark Stadium should be rocking for this week 8 game against Baltimore. The Bills and Ravens have been rivals over the last handful of years, purely thanks to Josh Allen and Lamar Jackson bringing both franchises years of joy and wins. It might not be the same magnitude as the Bills and the Chiefs, but the Ravens are still a worthy foe.
There are two huge storylines for this game. One is Lamar Jackson’s health. Baltimore’s quarterback hasn’t played since week four and is trying to get past a nagging high ankle sprain. The Ravens are just 1-2 in his absence and need the two-time MVP quarterback to be at their best.
Meanwhile, Buffalo is one of the hottest teams in football. The Bills have won two straight and now find themselves in a tie for first place in the AFC. Depending on how the Kansas City Chiefs fare against the Denver Broncos, the Bills could be in first place all alone, roughly halfway into the season. season may not start in January, but things start taking shape more in November.
Years past
Lamar Jackson might have two MVPs to Josh Allen’s one, but the Bills have dominated this series since those two entered the league. Buffalo leads the series 4-2 since their first meeting in 2019, and has won four of the last five, including playoff meetings in 2021 and 2025. One might say the Ravens are due to get over the hump against a team that has given them trouble.
Player to watch: D.J. Moore
Moore has missed quite a bit of time this season, not playing since week four against the Patriots and also leaving early in a few of the games he did play in.
The setback has been a shoulder injury, and the Bills decided resting him would be better than Moore fighting to play through it. He didn’t suit up in weeks five or six, and the Bills still won both. Coming off a bye week, the thought is that Moore should be much healthier and ready to go.
We haven’t gotten to see how much Moore truly changes the Bills’ passing game, but with him on the field, it gives Josh Allen a consistent target and downfield threat. The stats may not be there to back it up, but the eye test says having Moore on the field is better than having him on the sidelines.
Predictions
Cailey Thalman, Sports (4-2):
Ian Mills, Sports, (4-2):
Mat Mlodzinski, Sports (3-3): Ravens – 31, Bills – 30
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