The Buffalo Bills (6-1) are hoping that this could be their year to make it over the hump to get to the Super Bowl, especially with how well they have played to begin the 2026 NFL season. However, if Buffalo is going to realize its potential and get to the championship, they will have to beat teams like the Baltimore Ravens (4-4) and the Bills
made sure to leave no doubt about their hunger for victories.The Bills beat the Ravens on Sunday, 36-10, in a game that was made significantly easier for Buffalo to win due to Baltimore quarterback Lamar Jackson leaving the game after just one offensive play due to a thumb injury. Bills quarterback Josh Allen made sure to do his part by completing 21 of his 34 throws for 289 yards and two touchdowns while
running back James Cook carried the ball 21 times for 80 yards and one touchdown.
Even with Jackson out of the game due to injury, Buffalo's defense still had to show up to prevent Tyler Huntley, and later Joe Fagnano, from potentially galvanizing their team. The Bills held the Raven to just 144 yards of offense over the course of the entire game so it's safe to say that the defensive unit understood the assignment and executed to perfection.
Here is Bills Wire's stock report for the Bills following Sunday's win over the Ravens:
Stock Up: QB Josh Allen
It's fair to say that the Bills go as Allen goes and when he is throwing the ball all over the yard like he did against the Ravens, it's hard for Buffalo to lose in those situations. Allen did throw an interception, but outside of that, he did a great job of spreading the football around while also doing his damage on the ground when the moment called for him to do so.
Stock Down: WR Keon Coleman
Coleman had been productive over the past few weeks, but the fact that he was only able to garner three targets against this Ravens defense was disappointing to say the least. Granted, most of the offensive output came from wide receiver DJ Moore and tight end Dalton Kincaid, but the hope is that Coleman can be more of a factor in the passing game going forward.
Stock Up: LB Greg Rousseau
Rousseau's impact on the defensive side of the ball has been well-documented at this point in the season, but it's important to highlight how disruptive against this Baltimore team. With Jackson out of the matchup due to injury, Rousseau essentially had more time to get to either Huntley or Fagnano and he made the most of that scenario, especially with the three quarterback hits.
Stock Down: LB Bradley Chubb
The days of Chubb being one of the better pass-rushers in the league could be gone at this point, but he seems to not have hit his stride in that department just yet. Even with the fact that the Ravens were less than healthy, Chubb wasn't able to take advantage of the fact that Baltimore was trying to make up for the loss of Jackson by going away from the run.
Stock Up: WR DJ Moore
This season has consisted of Moore being in and out of the lineup due to various injuries, especially since he left this game late with a knee injury before indicating that he was okay. Before leaving the game, Moore commanded seven targets and caught four of them for 82 yards and one touchdown, showing the kind of impact he can have when he's available.
Stock Up: TE Dalton Kincaid
Kincaid had a monster start to the season where it looked like he turned the corner after piling up 225 yards in his first two games before totaling 90 yards in the next four games. On Sunday, Kincaid went off for four catches for 86 yards and one touchdown as he showed why the Bills view him as one of the wide receivers despite officially being listed as a tight end.
This article originally appeared on Bills Wire: Stock up, stock down after the Bills' 36-10 win over Ravens
