Zay Flowers continues to be the centerpiece of Baltimore's passing game, and this matchup checks a lot of boxes for another big day. The Ravens' top receiver is averaging over 100 yards per game, owns nearly 27% of the team's targets, and is coming off a 137-yard performance against Cincinnati. Buffalo's defense has quietly become one of the most vulnerable secondaries in the league, allowing big numbers to opposing wide receivers and surrendering over 285 passing yards per game on the season. With the Bills capable of putting points on the board and forcing opponents to stay aggressive through the air, the game script should keep Baltimore throwing enough for Flowers to see his usual volume. As long as the targets remain where they've been all season, this feels like another spot for Baltimore's WR1 to deliver.