Bills vs. Ravens: The Opening Drive

The game begins with Henry being contained for a yard as Hill makes a big impact. Lamar, with time, dances around, escapes, and outruns Taran Johnson. On first down, he flings it to an open receiver who drops the pass. Henry meets the line and surges ahead for about two yards. Tight ends have been productive this season with 18 combined touchdowns in the receiving game.

Bills vs. Ravens: Ravens’ Early Momentum

On second and eight, Lamar connects with a tight end, moving the ball to the 22-yard line. At the 23, Henry is met by Austin Johnson. Lamar’s first option is closed down, but he finds an open receiver in the end zone for a Ravens touchdown. Tucker adds the extra point.

Bills vs. Ravens: Bills Respond Aggressively

Cook, who had a season-high rushing total last week, is contained by Baltimore. Allen, with plenty of time, misses an open man. Cook is swallowed up after gaining two yards. On third down, Allen’s deep ball connects with Shakir, advancing the Bills into Ravens’ territory.

Bills vs. Ravens: Pushing the Line
Cook looks for a seam but is contained, setting up a third and short. Allen keeps the ball and runs to the 19-yard line. Cook picks up nine yards, bringing the Bills close to the goal line. On second and two, he secures the first down, setting up a first-and-goal situation.

Bills vs. Ravens: Bills Tie the Game
The Bills rush for a touchdown, tying the game after opening drive touchdowns by both teams. Henry is taken down behind the line by Hamlin. Lamar’s pass is intercepted by Taylor, giving the Bills another opportunity. Cook is brought down quickly again.

Bills vs. Ravens: Defensive Struggles and Gains
On second and 12, Samuel makes a significant gain, setting up a shorter distance. A neutral zone infraction gives the Bills an advantage. Allen is contained on third and 17, and his heave downfield is incomplete. Baltimore forces a punt, and Hill gains yards for the Ravens.

Bills vs. Ravens: Ravens Fight Back
Lamar stumbles but regains his footing, moving the ball effectively. Jackson completes passes, moving the Ravens into a scoring position. Andrews drops a pass, and Lamar fumbles but the ball is scooped up by B. Miller. The Bills’ defense holds strong.

Bills vs. Ravens: Bills’ Turnover Advantage
Ty Johnson gains three yards, highlighting the Bills’ strong turnover record. Cook continues to push forward, gaining yards and setting up short yardage situations. Allen steamrolls across for a Buffalo touchdown, extending their lead.

Bills vs. Ravens: Ravens Struggle to Score

Jackson fakes a throw and runs for a significant gain, but tensions rise as Oliver makes a late hit. Henry is stopped for no gain, and Lamar’s pass falls incomplete in the end zone. The Bills’ defense holds the Ravens to a field goal.

Bills vs. Ravens: Bills Extend Their Lead
The Bills’ offense continues to move the ball effectively. Cook gains yards, and Allen runs for another touchdown, securing an 11-point lead before halftime. The Ravens struggle to keep up, and the Bills capitalize on their defensive and offensive opportunities.