After their bye week, the Buffalo Bills are gearing up for the Baltimore Ravens on Sunday at New Highmark Stadium, hoping to notch their third straight win and improve to 6-1.

It will be a marquee matchup at quarterback, with Josh Allen facing off against Lamar Jackson. The Ravens are looking to snap their two-game losing streak.

While the Bills are atop the AFC East, coach Joe Brady is far from satisfied, knowing that they can climb to another level on both ends of the field.

“When I say I'm not happy, it's not doomsday every day. You can be proud of what we've accomplished but not happy with where we're at,” said Brady, as quoted by Buffalo News Sports' Terrin Waack.

“When I say there's a lot of good, that doesn't also outweigh that there's a lot our guys need to work on.”

Buffalo has an elite offense, averaging a league-best 32.8 points and 387.7 total yards, which is fourth-best in the NFL. Brady may have been pointing to the defense. The Bills are allowing 28.5 points and 386.8 total yards, which are third-most and second-most, respectively, in the league.

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They have struggled with taking care of the football, committing nine turnovers.

The Bills won against the Las Vegas Raiders, 33-30, in Week 6. It was a hard-earned victory, with Allen going 23-of-33 for two touchdowns and James Cook III having 22 carries for 95 yards and a score. Tyler Bass kicked a 38-yard field goal to finish off the Raiders.

Dalton Kincaid, DJ Moore, and Ed Oliver are all listed as questionable against the Raiders.