Bills Pull Away From Injury-Hit Ravens for 36-10 Win

Buffalo moved to 6-1 with a 36-10 victory over Baltimore, turning a scrappy first half into a decisive second-half performance. The Ravens, now 4-4 after three straight losses, had to use an emergency third-string quarterback by the second quarter.

Jackson’s return after missing three games ended on Baltimore’s first play. His throwing hand struck Bills defender Greg Rousseau’s arm as he tried to pass, and he left for the locker room. Huntley took over, but later injured his toe when a sack forced him to fumble. Rookie Joe Fagnano made his NFL debut, completing 10 of 21 passes for 91 yards and throwing an interception.

Josh Allen threw for 289 yards and two touchdowns, added a rushing score and passed Jim Kelly for the most touchdowns in Bills history. His fourth-quarter scoring passes to DJ Moore and Dalton Kincaid helped put the game out of reach. James Cook also scored on a five-yard run. Buffalo’s defense recorded four sacks, forced three turnovers and held Baltimore to 144 total yards.

The Bills’ first half included an Allen interception, a Moore fumble and a total of 10 penalties for 87 yards. After Baltimore trimmed the lead to 16-10, Buffalo found the end zone on three of its first four possessions after halftime. Tyler Bass made all three field goals, including a 56-yarder, and extended his streak of successful attempts to 21, a franchise record.

Buffalo travels to face Minnesota on November 9. Baltimore is scheduled to host Jacksonville on Thursday night, with Jackson and Huntley’s availability uncertain after their injuries.