Bills report card: Buffalo's defense feasted on Ravens' emergency QB
Here's how Sal Maiorana graded the Bills following their 36-10 blowout victory over the Ravens.
The Buffalo Bills showcased an impressive defense to overpower the Baltimore Ravens, resulting in a dominant 36-10 victory in a game marred by early struggles. Quarterback Josh Allen admitted that the first half was a "really bad" performance, filled with turnovers, penalties, and red zone issues. However, they bounced back in the second half, fueled by a powerful running game and a stellar pass defense.
The Bills blitzed at a rate of 66.7% of Baltimore's dropbacks, resulting in multiple sacks and a star-struck Ravens' wide receiver, Zay Flowers, who had zero catches on five targets. Despite injuries to key Ravens players, Lamar Jackson and Cole Bishop, the Bills' defense was relentless, allowing only 68 net passing yards and a season-high 37 minutes and 36 seconds of possession time.
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