The Baltimore Ravens and Buffalo Bills meet for a game that has offence written all over it.
The pregame narrative: No game has a higher points total than this one (50.5). Bettors should expect plenty of scoring, making this a great contest for targeting touchdown plays.
Check out my top Ravens vs. Bills Week 1 TD picks, featuring Mark Andrews and Keon Coleman.
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Ravens vs. Bills TD picks: Week 1
Best Bet: Andrews anytime TD (+188)
This wager isn’t necessarily backed by irrefutable statistical evidence, but it’s Week 1. We don’t have any relevant info to go with just yet.
Andrews had the worst game of his career the last time he was in Buffalo. The veteran tight end had an untimely fumble and dropped a crucial two-point conversion in the dying minutes of Baltimore's divisional round loss, which ultimately cost his team the game.
Andrews has long been Jackson's go-to option, though, and I’m sure he'll want to pick his teammate up.
Andrews' per-game production took a hit last season as he averaged his lowest yards per game since his rookie year (39.6).
But it wasn't all bad for Andrews.
He set a new single-season high for touchdowns (11) and saw 25% of his team's red-zone targets, according to Rotowire.
With Isaiah Likely out, look for Jackson to force it to Andrews.
Key stat: Andrews has scored a TD in each of his last six regular-season games.
Sunday Night Football TD picks
Coleman anytime TD (+270): It’s not difficult to see where Coleman separates himself from the rest of Buffalo’s receiver room.
The 6-foot-4 wide receiver towers over the rest and is built to thrive in the red zone.
Even in a rookie season where he failed to meet expectations, Coleman was a factor in close. The 2024 second-round pick led all Bills wide receivers with 11 red-zone targets.
Coleman dealt with injuries in his first campaign but appears to be ready to rock. He and Josh Allen should be in sync in year two.
Charlie Kolar anytime TD (+750): This one is a bit of a long shot, but hear me out.
Isaiah Likely is out, and that’s a big deal for the Ravens.
Baltimore utilized 12 personnel on 31% of its plays last season, according to SumerSports. That was the fifth-most in the NFL.
While the Ravens will likely lean on it less in this contest with Likely out, they won’t completely shy away from it.
At 6-foot-7, Kolar is a hulking presence at tight end. He’s also a talented athlete.
Kolar ran a 79th percentile 40-yard dash (4.67 seconds) and totalled over 2,000 receiving yards across four years at Iowa State.
He’ll see a significant uptick in opportunity, and is worth backing at this price.
Ravens vs. Bills TD picks made at 12:24 p.m. ET on 09/07/2025.
