While there has been plenty of criticism surrounding the Bills front office, they still didn't really do much to add to the Bills wide receiver room. Joshua Palmer was really the only notable addition, coming in after a good season with the Chargers.

Josh Allen will continue to be a perennial MVP contender, and all he really needs is dependable wide receivers that catch the ball. Palmer wont blow you away, but his separation metrics are good, and he should make for a reliable target for Allen. 

The Ravens have been almost impossible to run in recent years, making the passing attack that much more important. Last year the Ravens played Cover 1 or Cover 3 on 60% of snaps, those are the exact kind of coverages the Bills brought Palmer in to beat.

Keon Coleman has struggled with getting open at the NFL level and Khalil Shakir finds himself in a tough matchup. Shakir is normally his go-to-guy, but Marshon Lattimore is the worst matchup possible and he should be on Shakir who is still recovering from an offseason injury. With the struggles from Dalton Kincaid last season, I’m just not sure who else to trust but Palmer in a good matchup. 

While Derrick Henry is the guy who is clearly going to dominate backfields, Justice Hill is like the annoying mosquito that won't leave fantasy managers alone.

No matter how much you want those King Henry catches, Justice Hill has an absolute lock on the clear running back passing downs. Not only will he operate in the two minute drill, and play on third and longs, but he also gets involved in the designed screen game.

While it's hard to imagine Hill being super involved, he went 7-68 in their regular season matchup last year through the air. If they are trailing games he will also get even more involved, which is very possible against a high flying Bills offense. Matt Milano being back definitely helps the Bills, but I think he may be busy dealing with TE’s over the middle.

Keeping a guy like Derrick Henry healthy is essential for the playoffs, and part of that is not playing passing downs. In one of the highest total games of the week, I like Justice Hill to be sneakily involved in the passing game.

After a devastating playoff drop against the Bills, Mark Andrews should look to start out this season trying to get some revenge on the Bills. Last year he had a couple of problems facing some regression, dealing with injury issues, and facing target competition in Isaiah Likely. Most of those problems shouldn’t be a factor to start the season. Even in the playoff game against the Bills, he caught five passes for 61 yards in the loss.

The Ravens also absolutely love to play 2 TE formationals, I expect them to use it at a top 5 rate once again. Andrews gets a huge boost going from Isiah Likely to Charlie Kolar. Likely is a pure pass catcher that leaves Andrews to do more blocking, while Koler is primary a blocker which will allow Andrews to run much more routes. When Likely missed last year, he saw an impressive 94% route run rate with a 21% target share.