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Henry to the right side and he picks up 3 yards on the sweep. 

2nd and 7 from the BAL 19. 

On 3rd and logn, Jackson finds Hill with a screen pass to the right side and he races down field for a 15 yard gain. 

1st and 10 from the BUF 23. 

Jackson was running out of time in the pocket and let a pass go that was too high for Agholor, but he almost made a spectacular one handed catch anyway. 

3rd and 14 from the BUF 37. 

Henry is dropped for no gain, and a holding penalty against BAL will back the Ravens up 10 yards. 

2nd and 14 from the BUF 37. 

The was Henry's second TD of the night. This one came through the air, and he didn't have to sprint nearly the length of the field like he did with his first TD. Henry's already having a huge night and we are 20 minutes into this game. 

Henry to the left side and he picks up 6 yards on first down. 

2nd and 4 from the BUF 27. 

Hill busts up the middle for a big gain of 11 and another first down. 

1st and 10 from the BUF 33. 

Jackson fires a laser over the middle for Agholor sitting inbetween two defenders and he makes the catch to move the chains on a 12 yard gain. 

1st and 10 from the BUF 44. 

After a false start on BAL, Jackson finds Henry out of the backfield for a sort gain of 4 yards. 

3rd and 11 from the BAL 44. 

Jackson with another play fake and he had Andrews wide open but the tight end dropped i. 

2nd and 10 from the BAL 45. 

BAL get the ball back from their 19 and Jackson goes play action and that opens up Likely on a seem route to the left side for a big gain of 26!

1st and 10 from the BAL 45. 

Allen to the right side for Knox right around the marker, but Hamilton was there to stand him up short of the marker!

4th and 1 and the Bills will punt. 

Cook is stopped short of the marker on his run to the right side. 

3rd and 1 from the BUF 39. 

BUF get the ball back from their 30 yard line, and Samuel takes off on a 7 yard run to the left side. 

2nd and 3 from the BUF 37. 

WE ARE AT THE END OF THE FIRST QUARTER, WITH THE RAVENS KNOCKING ON THE DOOR, LEADING 7-3. 

Henry is taken down for a loss of a yard and that's how the first quarter is going to come to an end. 

2nd and Goal from the 5 coming up. 

Screen set up for Hill on the left side and he jets down the field for a 14 yard gain. 

1st and Goal from the 4. 

Jackson fakes the handoff out of the shotgun and tucks it for a short gain of 3 yards. 

2nd and 7 from the BUF 18. 

Henry rumbles over a couple of defenders and gets 5 yards and a first down. A late flag flies for unnecessary roughness on BUF. 

1st and 10 from the BUF 21 after the 15 yard penalty. 

Jackson finds Hill to the right side and he runs to the sideline after a 9 yards gain. 

2nd and 1 from the BUF 41. 

Henry up the middle and makes a cut around a defender for a gain of 4 yards and a first down. 

1st and 10 from the 50. 

Jackson tucks and runs up the middle for a gain of 6 yards. 

2nd and 4 from the BAL 46. 

BAL take the ball back from the 30 and Jackson finds Flowers o a WR screen to the left side and he follows a convoy of blockers for 10 yards and a first down. 

1st an 10 from the BAL 40. 

FIELD GOAL!!!

Bass drills a 50 yard field goal to put the Bills on the board for the first time tonight. 

Ravens lead 7-3 with 4:34 to go in the 1st quarter. 

Allen tucks it and runs up the middle, and gets 8 yards which won't be enough for the first down but will get the Bills a bit better of field position for a FG. 

4th and 9 from the BAL 31. 

Allen rolls right and takes a deep shot to the endzone for Coleman, but that pass was batted away by Wiggins. A holding call is going to back the Bills up. 

3rd and 17 from the BAL 40. 

Allen finds Shakir over the middle and he pivots and leans forward for a gain of 8. 

3rd and 7 from the BAL 30, and Shakir was shaken up on the play. 

Allen to Hollins on the right side and that short pass is good for 5 yards on first and long. 

2nd and 15 from the BAL 38. 

Allen tucks it and runs out of bounds at the line of scrimmage, but a holding flag will bring the Bills back. 

1st and 20 from the BAL 43. 

Allen finds Kincaid on the out route to the right side and he gets just enough to move the chains. 

1st and 10 from the BAL 33. 

Allen rolls to the right side and he is forced to throw it out of bounds with no one open down field. 

3rd and 6 from the BAL 39. 

Cook up the middle and he gets four yards before getting popped by Smith. 

2nd and 6 from the BAL 39. 

Allen with the QB sneak and he moves the chains with a three yard picks up. 

1st and 10 from the BAL 43. 

Allen finds Cook out of the backfield and he lunges for a 9.5 yard gain, just short of the marker. 

2nd and 1 from the BAL 45. 

Allen finds Kincaid on a stop route over the middle and he dives forward for a gain of 7 yards. 

1st and 10 from the BUF 45. 

Here come BUF starting their second drive from the 30, and Cook picks up 8 yards with a run up the middle out of the shotgun. 

2nd and 2 from the BUF 38. 

He had 151 yards and two TDs last game against the Cowboys, and he is just getting started!!! He's in line for a monster night on Sunday Night Football. 

Allen looking over the middle for Kincaid, and it hit him in the hands but the throw could have been a little better from Allen and this time the Bills will punt on 4th down. 

4th and 2 from the 50. 

Davis was hit in the backfield by Jones and stopped for no gain. 

3rd and 2 from the 50. 

Cook finds a hole on the left side and he gets a night 8 yard chunk on first down. 

2nd and 2 from the 50. 

Allen with the QB sneak and he picks up a couple yards to keep the opening drive alive. 

1st and 10 from the BUF 42. 

Allen tucks it and runs for the marker, but he began his slide before the line to gain, and that's going to bring up a 4th and short, which the Bills will go for. 

4th and inches from the BUF 39. 

Pass to the right side but Shakir is drilled at the line of scrimmage and stopped for no gain. 

3rd and 5 from the BUF 35. 

Allen looks to the left side for Kincaid in the flat and he picks up five yards on the first play of the game. 

2nd and 5 from the BUF 35. 

WE ARE UNDERWAY FROM BALTIMORE!!!

The Bills will get the ball first after the Ravens win the toss and defer. BUF ball from the 30 to begin the night. 

Reese rooting on Ravens

The stars are out for Sunday Night Football. Angel Reese is in the house for this primetime match up in Baltimore and the Randallstown, Maryland native will no doubt be rooting on the home team tonight from M&T Bank Stadium. 

Tonight's odds

The Ravens are back home with a win under their belt and a 2.5 point favorite coming into this game tonight. The Over/Under is set at 46 as the odds makers expect some fireworks in this game. 

For as good as the Bills have been over the first couple games of the season, I don’t think the honey moon is going to last forever. Everything has gone right for Buffalo so far, and I think that ends tonight against the Ravens as they re-proclaim themselves as the top contenders to knock off the Chiefs in the AFC. 

Ravens win 28-13. 

Fourth quarter troubles in Baltimore

The Ravens are the best three quarter team in the league, without a shadow of a doubt. Unfortunately this in the NFL, not the NHL. No team has given up more double digit fourth quarter leads than the Baltimore Ravens since 2021. They have blown a 10+ point fourth quarter lead 9 times since then, and that could have been 10 times had the Cowboys not taken so long to turn the offense on. You have to think with Derrick Henry, they will be a team that wears opponents down deep into the fourth quarter, but that hasn’t quite been the case so far. It’s still early, and the Ravens will figure things out. 

King Henry

It took a few weeks, but Derrick Henry finally had a break out game in a Ravens jersey. After games in which he rushed for 46 yards and 84 yards, the Baltimore offense saw him carry the ball 25 times against the Cowboys, and he ended the day with 151 yards and two TDs. Henry is the most dominant running back of this generation, and he is on a mission to win a Super Bowl. The more the Ravens incorporate him in the offense, the better they will be off. 

Star watch: Ravens

Lamar Jackson is coming off a season in which he won his second MVP award of his career, but the question remains, can he win the big one? That has been the question that has followed him since he got to Baltimore. He has been on talented teams before, but this might be the best team he has ever had around him. Last week was a big game. Maybe not “the big one” but it was a big one. Tonight is a big one too. The more games of this caliber Jackson wins, the more prepared he and the Ravens will be once those truly big games come late in the season. 

Star watch: Bills

We all know that Stefon Diggs and Gabe Davis were the big names that departed Buffalo this offseason, but there are already some new stars who have made the Bills Mafia forget all about their former WRs that led them to playoff run after playoff run. As often in the case, the WR room was full of divas, and that would have an effect on Allen and the rest of the offense. That’s not the case this year. Rookie Keon Coleman caught his first TD of his young career and don’t be surprised if we see Allen targeting him over and over again tonight. 

Season recap: Ravens

The Ravens started the season with a rematch of the AFC Championship game against the Kansas City Chiefs, and took them down to the wire. They were a toe nail away from getting an opening week win in KC, but Isaiah Likely couldn’t get his second foot down on the final play of the game and the Ravens just missed out on a fantastic start to the season. Things went south in the second week when the Ravens blew a 10 point fourth lead to the LV Raiders, and lost on a late field goal from Daniel Carlson as one of the preseason favorites in the AFC dropped to 0-2.

Season recap: Bills

Buffalo came into the season with a lot of questions after fresh young faces replaced established stars in Buffalo. One thing that didn’t change was Josh Allen, who has formed an immediate relationship with his new crop of WRs. The first couple quarters of the season looked a bit shaky as they went down big to the Cardinals in Week 1, but Allen put on his Superman cape and carried the team to victory. Then James Cook stepped up and scored a hat trick of TDs against the Miami Dolphins on Thursday night in Week 2, and last week Allen went wild with his arm to sink the Jags on Monday night. 

Last game: Ravens

The Ravens went into Dallas knowing they needed a win after losses in the opening two weeks of the season. Lamar Jackson and the Ravens jumped all over the Cowboys, going up 28-6 in the first few minutes of the third quarter. Baltimore’s run game looked unstoppable as Jackson and Derrick Henry dominated the Dallas D, but as always the Ravens dropped their guard and almost gave up their 22 point 4th quarter lead, but did just enough to hold on for their first win of the season. 

Last game: Bills

The Bills come into this game on the heels of a Monday night beat down over the Jacksonville Jaguars. It was over by halftime as the Bills scored TDs in each of their first five drives. Allen threw four TDs in the first half and ended the game with 263 yards on 23/30 passing. The defense shut down Jags and the running game took over in the second half as James Cook and Allen combined for 83 of the Bills 122 rushing yards.

We are live from M&T Bank Stadium

Hello everyone and welcome to Baltimore where the Ravens are back home after getting their first win of the season in Dallas last week. It was a long time coming for the Ravens were avoided early season crisis talks with their blowout win over the Cowboys and now look to get their first home win against another difficult opponent in the Buffalo Bills. The Bills offloaded most of their biggest offensive weapons over the summer, but they still have Josh Allen and that’s more than enough for Buffalo who are looking like one of the best teams in the league through the first month of the season. It’s the Ravens and the Bills in a huge early season AFC match up tonight from Baltimore. 

Bills vs. Ravens live

It’s a primetime showdown between two the teams that might have a crack at knocking the Chiefs off their throne in the AFC. That is the mission over the course of the season, but tonight two of the game’s most electrifying quarterbacks in the league go head to head. It’s Lamar Jackson and the Baltimore Ravens taking on Josh Allen and the Buffalo Bills. AS English will be with you all night providing live coverage, stats, scores and analysis of tonight’s game from M&T Bank Stadium.