Ravens visit 5-1 Bills in Orchard Park looking to end two-game slide

The Baltimore Ravens travel to Orchard Park, N.Y., to face the Buffalo Bills on Sunday, Nov. 1, 2026, with kickoff set for 1:00 p.m. ET at Highmark Stadium. CBS has the broadcast.

The Ravens arrive at 4-3 after back-to-back losses. The Bills are 5-1 and sit atop the AFC East.

Where the Ravens stand

Baltimore had won three straight before its current skid, beating Dallas 34-31 on the road, Tennessee 24-18 at home and Atlanta 30-23 in overtime on the road. The run ended with a 13-10 loss at Cleveland on Oct. 18, followed by a 35-13 home loss to Cincinnati on Oct. 25.

Those two defeats have dropped the Ravens to fourth in the AFC North. Cleveland and Pittsburgh are each 5-2, Cincinnati is 4-2 and Baltimore is 4-3. The Ravens have scored 169 points and allowed 167 this season.

One point in Baltimore's favor: the Ravens are 3-1 on the road this season, and this one is away from home.

The Bills' form

Buffalo has won four of its last five, with the only loss coming at home to New England, 29-26, on Oct. 4. The Bills opened that stretch with a 41-31 home win over Detroit and a 24-16 home win over the Chargers, then took two road games by three points each, a 37-34 overtime win at the Rams and a 33-30 win at Las Vegas.

Buffalo is 2-1 at home. The Bills have scored 197 points and allowed 171, and they lead the AFC East ahead of 4-3 New England.

Who leads the way

Lamar Jackson has completed 68 of 96 passes for 967 yards with six touchdowns and one interception. Derrick Henry has 579 rushing yards and seven touchdowns on 147 carries, and Zay Flowers leads the receivers with 40 catches for 608 yards and three scores. On defense, Roquan Smith leads the team with 55 tackles and Tavius Robinson has 3.5 sacks.

For Buffalo, Josh Allen is 114 of 171 for 1,504 yards with nine touchdowns and four interceptions. James Cook III has 627 rushing yards and six touchdowns on 117 carries. Dalton Kincaid leads the Bills in receiving with 23 catches for 315 yards and a touchdown. Greg Rousseau has six sacks and Dorian Williams has a team-high 46 tackles.

Injury report

As of Thursday, Oct. 29, the Ravens list four players as questionable: Jackson (ankle), Smith (knee), Kyle Hamilton (knee) and John Simpson (groin). Adam Randall is on injured reserve with a neck injury.

The Bills have their own questions. Kincaid is questionable with a chest injury, DJ Moore is questionable with a shoulder injury and Ed Oliver is questionable with a knee injury. Tyrell Shavers is out with a knee injury, and C.J. Gardner-Johnson is serving a suspension.

The teams have not met yet this season.