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Buffalo Bills vs Baltimore Ravens Injury Report – Updates on Who’s In, Who’s Out for Week 1 Sunday Night Football Tonight!

Credits: Tina MacIntyre-Yee/Democrat and Chronicle / USA TODAY NETWORK via Imagn Images

The NFL 2025 season is underway and the Buffalo Bills vs Baltimore Ravens game is arguably the most anticipated game out of any other game in week one. In Week 1 of the 2025 season, we’ll see the Buffalo Bills face the Baltimore Ravens on September 7, for Sunday Night Football action.

The Bills are coming off of a great 2024 campaign as they went all the way to the AFC Championship game and their QB Josh Allen was crowned the NFL MVP. The Bills went 13-4 last season, and came extremely close to beating the Kansas City Chiefs. Had the hail mary throw been caught, things could have been very different. However, the Bills are looking to improve on their season from last year and finally reach the super bowl.

Meanwhile, the Baltimore Ravens are more stacked than ever, in terms of their roster talent, and are looking to start out the season strong. Led by their 2x MVP Lamar Jackson, the Ravens have been continuously dominant in the regular season, but have come short multiple times in the playoffs. Could this be the year they get over the hump?

Buffalo Bills Injury Report For Game Against the Ravens

Ahead of the Bills regular season opener against the Ravens, the Bills have released their latest injury report. Placekicker Tyler Bass will not participate in tonight’s game as he is dealing with a left hip/groin injury. CB Christian Benford was also dealing with a groin injury but he fully participated in Thursday and Friday’s practice and his game time status is currently not listed.

Bills WR Khalil Shakir was dealing with an ankle injury but was a full participant on Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday’s practice sessions. However his game time status is currently not listed as well.

WR Elijah Moore was out due to personal reasons and even his game time status is not listed at the moment. DT DeWayne Carter is dealing with an Achilles tear and he will not participate in tonight’s action. CB Tre’Davious White is dealing with a hip injury and is listed as doubtful for tonight’s game against the Ravens.

Player	Position	Injury	Status
Tyler Bass	K	Left hip/groin	Out
Christian Benford	CB	Groin	Not listed
Khalil Shakir	WR	Ankle	Not listed
Elijah Moore	WR	Personal	Not listed
DeWayne Carter	DT	Achilles	Out
Tre’Davious White	CB	Hip	Doubtful

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Baltimore Ravens Injury Report For Game Against the Bills

The Baltimore Ravens have most of their players healthy and ready to go but there are some players on the injury report. CB Jaire Alexander was dealing with a knee injury but was a full participant at practice on Thursday and Friday. However, his game time status is not listed. G Daniel Faalele was dealing with an illness but was a full participant at practice on Thursday and Friday. However, his game time status is also not listed.

TE Isaiah Likely is dealing with a foot injury and will not participate in tonight’s game against the Bills. Similarly, FB Patrick Ricard is dealing with a calf injury and will not be available as well.

Player	Position	Injury	Status
Jaire Alexander	CB	Knee	Not listed
Daniel Faalele	G	Illness	Not listed
Isaiah Likely	TE	Foot	Out
Patrick Ricard	FB	Calf	Out

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— Baltimore Ravens (@Ravens) September 5, 2025

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