The Buffalo Bills are set to host the Baltimore Ravens in what promises to be a frozen spectacle in the Divisional Round of the NFL playoffs.

The Ravens might want to watch out, though—Lamar Jackson’s been rocking that fancy perfume , but let’s be honest, Josh Allen’s lumberjack musk is probably what’s going to win this one. Nothing beats the scent of pure, unfiltered, cold-weather dominance.

But the real heat will come on the field, where the top two quarterbacks in the league—Josh Allen and Lamar Jackson—are gearing up for a showdown.

Expect a cinematic battle where every snap could be a game-changer, as these two elite playmakers go head-to-head. It could all come down to the last man standing on the frozen turf, with the stakes higher than ever.

Get your blankets and hot cocoa ready, because this one’s going to be cold, intense, and unforgettable!

The Bills are entering this game healthier than they’ve been all season, with their roster largely intact and primed for a playoff push. The only player listed as questionable is backup RB Ray Davis.

The Baltimore Ravens are also in great shape health-wise, with most of their key players ready to roll for this critical matchup.

However, the big blow comes in the form of wide receiver Zay Flowers, who is listed as doubtful and is not expected to play. 

QUESTIONABLE

RB Ray Davis

Running back Ray Davis left last week’s game with a ‘concussion’ and is currently in the NFL’s concussion protocol.

However, he seems close to clearing it, as he’s been a limited participant in practice all week. 

Davis has the benefit of wearing a Guardian Cap, a safety precaution that’s been used by players like Taylor Rapp since his own concussion earlier this season.

There is optimism about his chances to be cleared, possibly with a special training session on Saturday—like what was done with Taron Johnson last year in the playoffs.

The final decision will be made based on his progress in that session, but all signs are pointing toward Davis being available for the game.

ALSO LISTED

OL Alec Anderson

Offensive lineman Alec Anderson left last week’s game with a calf injury, but fortunately, he was able to return during the game.

While he was a limited participant in practice for most of the week, he has been cleared to play.

It’s a bit of a mystery, as calf strains typically take around two weeks to recover from (1), leading to speculation that he might have just suffered a bad cramp rather than a full strain.

Regardless, Anderson will be out there in his usual role as the sixth offensive lineman, ready to provide depth and versatility for the team’s front.

OTHER LISTED PLAYERS

The following players were listed on the injury report, but were full participants the whole week and will play;

CB Christian Benford (back)

KR Brandon Codrington (hamstring)

WR Amari Cooper (back)

CB Taron Johnson (neck)

TE Dalton Kincaid (knee)

DB Cam Lewis (shoulder/neck)

LB Matt Milano (bicep)

TE Quintin Morris (groin)

DE Greg Rousseau (finger)

LB Dorian Williams (elbow)

Citation

1. Total Orthopedic Sports Medicine. (n.d.). Christian McCaffrey’s Calf Strain: Recovery Time and What You Need to Know. Retrieved January 17, 2025, from https://www.totalorthosportsmed.com/christian-mccafferys-calf-strain

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