US EditionBuffalo Bills rally in fourth quarter to stun Baltimore Ravens 41-40 in season-opener
Josh Allen completed three scores in the final four minutes, including two rushing touchdowns, leading the Bills to a comeback win after trailing by 15 points, with Matt Prater kicking the game-winning field goal.
- Josh Allen led the Buffalo Bills to a 41-40 win over the Baltimore Ravens on Sunday, rallying from 15 points down with three scores in the final four minutes, capped by Matt Prater's 32-yard field goal as time expired.
- Derrick Henry's late fumble gave Buffalo possession and a route to points after the Ravens led 40-32, and the Bills outscored Baltimore 22-6 in the fourth quarter.
- Josh Allen fueled the comeback with 394 passing yards, two passing and two rushing touchdowns, and a nine-play, 66-yard closing drive capped by Matt Prater's kick.
- The victory gives Buffalo Bills a 1-0 start and a key advantage with the tiebreaker over Baltimore Ravens in the AFC standings.
- The prime-time setting also marked Buffalo's 1,000th regular-season game and their 53rd, final home opener at Highmark Stadium before moving to a $2.1 billion facility next season.
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The Buffalo Bills and the Baltimore Ravens squared off on Sunday night in the first game of the season. In their final home opener at Highmark Stadium, the Bills pulled off a miraculous comeback win. Trailing by 15 with less than 12 minutes left in the game, Josh Allen led Buffalo to victory. A Matt Prater game-winning field goal sealed the win for the Bills.
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ORCHARD PARK, N.Y. — It was like the final scene of a movie. Josh Allen made sure to find Lamar Jackson for the customary handshake before turning to his people. He roared with passion after leading his Buffalo Bills back from a 15-point fourth-quarter deficit to beat the Baltimore Ravens on Sunday Night Football. On his way through the crowd of players and media cameras, Allen passed by a stunned Joey Bosa, who just finished his first game in a…
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