The Buffalo Bills were blown out in Baltimore by a Ravens team that was clicking on all cylinders today. But the Bills were absolutely terrible in all three phases. Here are our five takeaways for the game.How the hell can you stick with Nathan Peterman?I said Nathan Peterman earned the start in the first game of the season after his performance this preseason. I also knew that would be a short-term option with Josh Allen waiting in the wings. After today Youth Ryan Groy Jersey , I don’t know how they keep Allen on the bench in Week 2. The Bills’ offense was absolutely horrendous. They couldn’t get first downs. They couldn’t get a running game. They were called for a lot of penalties. Above all, Peterman could find nothing in the passing game. It was bad. Peterman was bad. The wide receivers were as advertisedWhen I say “as advertised”, I mean awful. Kelvin Benjamin dropped at least two passes, including a Josh Allen touchdown throw that went through his hands and off his chest. They consistently couldn’t find separation, and forced throwaways from both quarterbacks. Charles Clay was a non-factor.Penalties are now a real concernWe gave them a pass after the preseason because they were bad last year in the games that didn’t count but turned it on in the regular season. This year, the penalties kept coming. Pre-snap, post-snap Youth Tre'Davious White Jersey , concentration, emotion, mistakes... all the kinds of penalties you can imagine. Ten penalties for 100 yards.Pass rush exposedThe Bills were not able to put any pressure on Joe Flacco or Lamar Jackson today. While the Ravens had seven sacks against Buffalo, the Bills had one. Kind of. Tremaine Edmunds stopped Joe Flacco just short of the line of scrimmage on a scramble. Tremaine Edmunds can playThe Bills’ rookie had a great debut, with the aforementioned sack, pass breakups, and a forced fumble. The Ravens may have torched the Bills’ defense Youth Star Lotulelei Jersey , but Edmunds and Matt Milano were bright spots at linebacker. Edmunds was the youngest starting linebacker of the Super Bowl era and he acquited himself well.Buffalo Bills vs. Baltimore Ravens: broadcast map The Buffalo Bills travel to face the Baltimore Ravens this Sunday in the season opener for both teams, and while the Bills and Bills Mafia have strong ties around the world, the 2018 opener is only being shown on CBS in the Buffalo and Baltimore markets. Thanks to 506sports.com, we’re able to see what parts of the country will get to watch the Bills this weekend, and unless you live in either the Buffalo or Baltimore viewing market, chances are good this game isn’t your featured national telecast. The areas that will get to see Buffalo are highlighted in yellow. A majority of CBS’ early-game audience will see the Houston Texans traveling to Foxboro for a showdown with the New England Patriots, with Buffalo/Baltimore Youth Jordan Poyer Jersey , Pittsburgh/Cleveland (in green), and Cincinnati/Indianapolis (orange) rounding out the regional coverage. CBS’ number four team of Kevin Harlan and Rich Gannon will be on the call for Buffalo’s season opener. This will be Buffalo’s second time opening the season in Baltimore in the last three years, as the Bills fell to the Ravens 13-7 on Sept. 11, 2016.