Bills thrash Ravens 36-10 at Highmark Stadium
Buffalo Bills beat Baltimore Ravens 36-10 at Highmark Stadium in Week 8 of the NFL season. The Bills controlled yardage and possession, scored 13 points in the fourth quarter and held Baltimore to just 144 total yards.
Buffalo struck first through a 1-yard rushing score from Josh Allen with 10:10 left in the opening quarter. Tyler Bass added a 56-yard field goal before Derrick Henry answered with a 2-yard run to make it 10-7. Bass then kicked from 22 and 51 yards in the second quarter, the latter with nine seconds left in the half, to send the Bills in 16-7 up.
Baltimore closed the gap with a 26-yard field goal from Tyler Loop early in the third. James Cook responded with a 5-yard run. In the fourth, Allen found DJ Moore from 11 yards, though the two-point conversion failed, and then Dalton Kincaid from 23 yards with 5:58 remaining.
The numbers tell the story. Buffalo racked up 426 total yards, 280 through the air and 146 on the ground, along with 24 first downs and 37:36 of possession. Baltimore finished with 144 yards, 10 first downs and 22:24 on the clock. The Ravens gave the ball away three times. The Bills did so twice.
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Our prediction
Our preview projected a 31-27 win for Buffalo, with a 60% probability, and a high-scoring contest. Buffalo went past 31 points, but Baltimore finished well short of 27 with only 10.
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