Orchard Park, N.Y. — The Buffalo Bills take on the Baltimore Ravens in the AFC Divisional Round of the NFL Playoffs at 6:30 p.m., Sunday at Highmark Stadium.
The game will air on CBS.
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Fourth quarter
SCORE UPDATE: Bills 24, Ravens 19 with 12:04 remaining fourth quarter
Bills drive starts 1:37 (third quarter) at own 30-yard line
Keeping the ball on the ground, Cook churns out a first down with back-to-back plays.
Ravens manage to get the stop and force a Bills field goal. Bass gets lined up and drills the 51-yard field goal.
END OF Third QUARTER: Bills 21, Ravens 19
Third quarter
Bills drive starts 1:37 at own 30-yard line
Cook gets to the outside and runs for 11 yards to start the Buffalo drive.
SCORE UPDATE: Bills 21, Ravens 19 with 1:37 remaining third quarter
Ravens drive starts 5:21 at own 20-yard line
Three straight runs by Henry resulted in a total of 26 yards and a first down. The final run was a 17-yard run and was one defender tripping him up away from a touchdown run.
Baltimore in a groove right now. Three first downs from Andrews, Hill, and Henry to get Baltimore to the Buffalo five yard line.
Henry finishes off the drive with a five-yard touchdown rush.
Baltimore opts to go for the two-point conversion but Jackson’s pass was tipped and fell incomplete.
Bills drive starts 9:47 at own 30-yard line
Allen finds Curtis Samuel headed towards the out of bound line, enough for a first down.
Ravens bring pressure and Knox gets driven back on third down to force another Bills punt.
SCORE UPDATE: Bills 21, Ravens 13 with 9:47 remaining third quarter
Ravens drive starts 13:48 at own 36-yard line
On a third down play, Jackson finds Mark Andrews for a 9-yard gain, good enough for the first down.
Hill finds the crease in the defense and keeps the legs churning for the first down.
Henry, not to be outdone, hits the defender with the stutter step before rushing for 12 yards and another Baltimore first down.
Another big stop by the Buffalo defense forces another Baltimore field goal. Tucker nails the 47-yard kick.
Bills drive starts 14:54 at own 25-yard line
Two back-to-back incomplete passes stall out the Bills’ first possession of the half. Buffalo sets up to punt.
Halftime: Bills 21, Ravens 10
Ever since Baltimore landed the first blow with a quick touchdown in its first drive, Buffalo has been in the drivers seat. A 21-3 run from that point on has the Bills just one half away from its first trip to the AFC Title Game since the 2020 season.
All three of the Bills touchdowns have came on the ground. The first was a one-yard touchdown run by Ray Davis.
The next two were by way of Josh Allen. The first was a one-yard run, the next was a four-yard rush down the gut of the defense with the defense draped all over him.
The Ravens first score was a 16-yard touchdown pass from Lamar Jackson to Rashod Bateman. However, since that drive there’s been multiple offensive hiccups by Baltimore.
First was a Jackson pass that was intercepted by Taylor Rapp. The next was a forced fumble by Damar Hamlin that was recovered by Von Miller.
A red-zone stand by the Bills in the second quarter forced the Ravens to settle for a field goal.
Second quarter
Ravens drive starts 0:09 at own 33-yard line
Jackson simply takes a knee and lets the clock expire to head into halftime.
SCORE UPDATE: Bills 21, Ravens 10 with 0:16 remaining second quarter
Bills drive starts 3:43 at Ravens 30-yard line
Buffalo’s rushing attack has been moving to start the drive. First Allen tosses the ball to Davis who runs for 16 yards. Then on the next drive, Davis gets a handoff for 10 yards and another first down.
An incomplete deep pass from Allen to Keon Coleman gets a flag thrown on the play for pass interference by White. Sets up Buffalo at the Baltimore 12-yard line.
Allen uses his legs once again on a designed run up the gut of the defense for a Bills touchdown.
SCORE UPDATE: Bills 14, Ravens 10 with 3:43 remaining second quarter
Ravens drive starts 8:46 at own 35-yard line
Jackson scrambles for 11-yards for a Baltimore first down.
Bateman breaks away from the nearby defender and Jackson dots the ball for a 42-yard pass. Baltimore is set up at the Buffalo 2-yard line.
Buffalo’s defense makes a stand against what’s been one of the best red-zone teams in the league. Justin Tucker kicks the field goal to get the Ravens three points.
SCORE UPDATE: Bills 14, Ravens 7 with 8:52 remaining second quarter
Bills drive starts 11:05 at Ravens 24-yard line
Allen hits Shakir for a 13-yard reception to get to the Baltimore 8-yard line.
After a short run by James Cook, Allen gets a short 1-yard run for the touchdown.
Ravens drive starts 0:41 (first quarter) at own 9-yard line
Justice Hill finds a running lane and breaks free for an 11-yard gain.
Jackson keeps the ball on the ground and runs for 16-yards, breaking into Buffalo territory at their 45-yard line.
Jackson finds Anthony Miller for a 16-yard catch and run.
The Buffalo defense however manages to get pressure on Jackson. Damar Hamlin not only gets credited with the sack, but also forces a fumble which Von Miller recovers. Miller runs down to the Baltimore 24-yard line for a massive 39-yard fumble recovery.
First quarter
END OF FIRST QUARTER: Ravens 7, Bills 7
Ravens drive starts 0:41 at own 9-yard line
Henry gets an inside run for 10-yards to give the team some much needed breathing room.
Bills drive starts 3:52 at own 43-yard line
The drive started with some momentum coming off a Dalton Kincaid reception for 11 yards. But before long the Ravens defense forced a three-and-out, and the Bills had to punt.
Ravens drive starts 4:38 at own 28-yard line
Another solid return of 26 yards by Mitchell.
However, that kick return was for naught, as on a deep pass intended for Bateman, Jackson gets picked off by Taylor Rapp. Rapp doesn’t get any extra yards with the pick, but gives his team the ball at their own 43 yard line.
SCORE UPDATE: Ravens 7, Bills 7 with 4:43 remaining first quarter
Bills drive starts 11:54 at own 30-yard line
Josh Allen finds Khalil Shakir across the middle for a 34-yard reception. Now in Baltimore territory at their 34-yard line.
Right on the cusp of the goal-line, Ray Davis rushed for a single yard, good enough for a Bills touchdown.
SCORE UPDATE: Ravens 7, Bills 0 with 10:40 remaining first quarter
Ravens drive starts 15:00 at own 27-yard line
Bass’ kick to start the game lands in Keaton Mitchell’s hands at the Baltimore 3-yard line, but he scurries and avoids the defense to get his team out of trouble early. Baltimore ball at the 27-yard line.
Lamar Jackson throws a deep pass to Isiah Likely for a big 39-yard game, putting the Ravens right outside of the Bills red-zone.
Jackson hits Rashod Bateman for a 16-yard pass to the endzone for the first score of the game.
Pregame
Josh Allen and Lamar Jackson. The two NFL MVP favorites have seemingly been on a collision course for quite some time.
Now, the Buffalo Bills (14-4) and the Baltimore Ravens (13-5) are set to face off in a game that not only will give the winner a date with the defending Super Bowl champion Kansas City Chiefs on their quest for a three-peat, but also may potentially become a key game in both Allen and Jackson’s legacies.
Both teams defeated their Wild Card Weekend matchups with relative ease. Buffalo took on the Denver Broncos and defeated them handily, winning 31-7. Allen passed for 272 yards and two touchdowns in the win.
The Ravens beat their longtime rival Pittsburgh Steelers, 28-14, which included them going into halftime leading 21-0.
Jackson threw for 175 and two touchdowns. Derrick Henry also had a stellar performance, rushing for 186 yards and two touchdowns.
The Bills and Ravens matched up once earlier in the season back in Week 4. It was Baltimore who won that game decisively in a 35-10 victory where Henry rushed for just under 200 yards.
However, since that game, Buffalo has been lights-out offensively. It has scored 30 points or more in 11 of the 14 games since that early season matchup.
This game projects to be a high scoring affair and a game that will be decided by which team can get stops in the biggest moments.
Another important factor will be the weather. Being played in Buffalo, the temperature’s will be around 12 degrees, well below freezing.
This will give the advantage to the Bills who are used to this weather. But it remains to be seen how either team will be affected by the freezing temperatures.
