Bills Dominate Ravens 36-10 in Week 8 Win

WHO:

buffalobills.com - Buffalo Bills head coach Joe Brady became the first coach in team history to begin his coaching career with a 6-1 record.

buffalobills.com - Bills quarterback Josh Allen completed 21 of 34 passes for 289 yards and two touchdowns; he also ran for 30 yards on seven attempts and scored a rushing touchdown.

buffalobills.com - Bills wide receiver DJ Moore had 82 yards and a touchdown on four catches in his first game back after missing two weeks with a shoulder injury. Tight end Dalton Kincaid led Buffalo with 86 receiving yards on four catches from six targets and scored a 23-yard touchdown.

buffalobills.com - Bills running back James Cook III ran for 80 yards on 21 carries and added two catches for 21 yards. His rushing touchdown, alongside Allen’s, made this the 16th regular-season game in which both scored rushing touchdowns, the most by a teammate duo in NFL history.

buffalobills.com - Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson left with a thumb injury on Baltimore’s first offensive play. Backup Tyler Huntley later left with a toe injury; he completed two of four passes for zero yards. Undrafted rookie Joe Fagnano, from UConn, finished his first NFL game 10-for-21 for 91 yards, one interception and one fumble.

buffalobills.com - Ravens running back Derrick Henry ran for 53 yards and a touchdown. Wide receiver Zay Flowers, who entered averaging 101.3 receiving yards per game and ranked second in the NFL, was held without a catch.

buffalobills.com - Buffalo defensive players Landon Jackson and TJ Parker recorded their first career sacks. Kaleb Elarms-Orr recovered a Huntley fumble, and Davison Igbinosun made his first career interception.

WHAT:

buffalobills.com - Buffalo defeated Baltimore 36-10, led throughout, and won its 12th consecutive game after a bye. The Bills improved to 6-1; the Ravens fell to 4-4. The victory was more than twice Buffalo’s previous largest margin of victory that season.

PFF - The Bills outgained the Ravens 433 total yards to 138.

buffalobills.com - Allen’s 11-yard fourth-quarter touchdown pass to Moore was his 259th career passing touchdown, surpassing Jim Kelly for the most in Bills history.

buffalobills.com - Tyler Bass made a 56-yard field goal, his 19th consecutive make, setting the Bills franchise record and the NFL’s longest active streak. He also made a 22-yard field goal and a 51-yard field goal; the latter made him the first Bills kicker to convert seven consecutive field goals of 50 or more yards.

buffalobills.com - Buffalo’s defense recorded four sacks and 12 quarterback hits, with eight different players registering a hit.

buffalobills.com - Baltimore’s Broderick Washington Jr. intercepted a pass after Jackson Hawes bobbled it into the air.

WHERE:

buffalobills.com - The game was played at Highmark Stadium.

buffalobills.com - Buffalo’s next opponent is the Minnesota Vikings in a road game.

WHEN:

buffalobills.com - The Bills’ next game is Monday, Nov. 9 at 8:15 p.m. EST.

HOW:

buffalobills.com - Buffalo opened with a touchdown drive, then added Bass’s 56-yard field goal after Baltimore’s opening three-and-out. A Cole Bishop blitz forced Huntley to fumble, which Elarms-Orr recovered at the Baltimore 20-yard line.

buffalobills.com - After Moore caught a 49-yard pass from Allen in the second half, Cook scored on a five-yard run. Baltimore’s only touchdown came on Henry’s two-yard run.

Buffalo routed Baltimore 36 to 10, improving to six and one while extending its winning streak after a bye. Josh Allen threw two touchdowns and ran for another. Baltimore lost both quarterbacks to injuries as Buffalo’s defense held the Ravens to 138 yards.