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Buffalo Bills stock up, stock down in big win over Baltimore Ravens

The Buffalo Bills delivered a commanding 36–10 victory over the Baltimore Ravens in a game that defied expectations from start to finish. Lamar Jackson exited after a single play, while Josh Allen’s performance remained inconsistent, but the Bills’ defense stepped up to control the tempo.

A standout moment came when rookie linebacker Kaleb Elarms-Orr recovered a fumble forced by defensive end Cole Bishop, who also added a sack and a quarterback hit. The Ravens’ backup, Tyler Huntley, left after a toe injury in the second quarter, paving the way for undrafted rookie Joe Fagnano to enter the game at quarterback—an unexpected twist in an already unpredictable matchup.

Bishop’s all-around dominance, including a tight coverage on Mark Andrews, highlighted Buffalo’s defensive effort, while the team’s tight ends struggled with drops, including a costly interception by Jackson Hawes that set up Baltimore’s lone touchdown. Despite the offensive hiccups, the Bills’ defense held firm, securing a crucial win ahead of their next challenge against the Minnesota Vikings on Monday night.

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