Bills Comeback against ravens

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Beginning with a slow start, the Buffalo Bills managed to impede the Baltimore Raven’s success with a shocking 23-20 win.

The game started with an interception by Marlon Humphrey to give the Ravens the ball in Bills territory. The Ravens were the first to score with a one-yard touchdown pass to J.K. Dobbins for a 7-0 lead.

The Bills tried to even the score with their next drive but failed as they were only able to get three points with Tyler Bass’ 38-yard field goal.  

The Bills were unable to score anymore while J.K. Dobbins managed to score again with a four-yard rush for a 14-3 lead.

The Ravens recovered a fumble by Devin Singletary and turned it into a 42-yard field goal by Justin Tucker. The lead was then pushed once again after the next Bills possession with a 51-yard Tucker field goal.

However, despite being down 20-3, the Bills started their comeback just before half with a four-yard touchdown pass to Isaiah McKenzie to make the score 20-10.

Baltimore was unable to respond to the rejuvenated Bills team as they were forced to punt twice in the third quarter resulting in a 39-yard field goal by Bass and Josh Allen rushing 11-yards for a touchdown.

The fourth quarter went scoreless as both teams found themselves stuck in a stalemate with neither team relenting.

Buffalo, with three seconds left in the game, managed to get in a 21-yard field goal to win the game.

Both teams were evenly matched, but the Bills were able to get the upper hand after the half. Allen passed for a total of 213 yards and rushed for 70 yards by himself compared to Jackson’s 144 yards passing and 73 yards rushing.

The Bills are looking for like playoff contenders and it should continue in future games to come.