Bills’ Punched in Mouth, Trail Ravens At Halftime 21-3
If the Buffalo Bills wanted to prove they were more than their 3-0 record against struggling teams showed, they have done a poor job of doing so tonight.
In a marquee matchup featuring the reigning MVP and the leaderboard of the current award, the Baltimore Ravens have jumped all over the Bills in the first half to the tune of a 21-3 edge after one half of play.
Allen has just 42 yards of total offense, while it was Baltimore's running game that has proved the toughest task of all for Buffalo.
Things got off to a rough start for the Bills on the first defensive play - Derrick Henry ran untouched for an 87-yard touchdown run to give Baltimore the early lead.
Baltimore would score on each of their first three possessions of the half - one being on a screen to Justice Hill, and the other, a pass to Henry again.
Related: Bills, Ravens Announce Inactives for 'SNF'Buffalo's defense, while undermanned - has done a good job early in the season to play well despite their injuries. That hasn't been the case on Sunday night in Week 4, though.
And it has put Josh Allen and the rest of the team in a bind.
This story was originally published September 29, 2024, 7:08 PM.
