Lee Evans

Moore first knocked a sure touchdown reception by WR Lee Evans out of the receiver’s hands just before Evans’ second foot hit the ground. The other was swatting away a pass to TE Dennis Pitta. That would had put the Ravens inside the five yard line with a fresh set of downs. As badly as K Billy Cundiff hooked the 32-yard field goal, if the ball was spotted about 10 yards closer, Cundiff doesn’t miss.

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QB Trent Edwards has two explosive receivers to throw to in Terrell Owens and Lee Evans. Not to be forgotten is slot target Josh Reed, who has a knack for working over the middle. And while RB Marshawn Lynch is suspended for the game, don’t take his replacement, Fred Jackson, lightly. He can step in and the Bills ground game won’t lose a step. 

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Without Reed working underneath, it doesn't open up the deep routes to Lee Evans.

G Brad Butler -Buffalo's O-line hasn't been great to begin with, so the loss of Butler is even more painful. They have to get the RB Marshawn Lynch going and protect QB Trent Edwards, who suffered a concussion this season already. To Butler's left is NT Vince Wilfork, and to his right is DE Ty Warren. Not an easy pair to deal with for 60 minutes. Now that task is up to his back-up.

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