‘Allen and Jackson have faced off with one another just four times in the regular season and one time in the playoffs. Jackson holds the regular-season advantage thus far, vanquishing Allen and the Bills in three of their four meetings. Allen and his side were the victors in postseason play, however, vanquishing Baltimore 17-3 in their one playoff matchup.’
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Bills vs. Ravens final score, results: Baltimore cruises to blowout win after Lamar Jackson, Derrick Henry's big games
‘The Ravens’ newcomer put forth a wondrous day at the races on Sunday, sprinting his way to more than 200 yards of total offense. Fueled by Henry’s epic day — coupled with strong showings from Jackson, Justice Hill, Kyle Van Noy, and Kyle Hamilton — Baltimore cruised to a 35-10 victory at M&T Bank Stadium.’
Ravens soar over Bills in primetime
‘Henry continued to be a force against the Bills defense as the Ravens marched down the field. After getting within the five yard line, Lamar Jackson threw a quick pass to the right to Henry for a five yard touchdown.’
McDermott: 'I'll give credit where credit's due'
‘”In some of the fringe areas, they were either pressuring or getting pressure with their [front-]four, and some of the drives that we did have were stalling out there,” said Bills head coach Sean McDermott following Sunday’s loss during his postgame press conference.’
Allen confident Bills will learn from blowout loss to Ravens
‘”They had a good game. Those guys get on the other side, they get paid too,” said Allen on Sunday during his postgame press conference with the media. “They made more plays than us, and we’ll learn from it. We’ll be better from this one.”‘
Opinion: Arrow Up/Arrow Down: Bills at Ravens
‘Not much went right for Buffalo. In fact, a lot went wrong for the Bills in the loss.’
Derrick Henry and Baltimore Ravens run Buffalo Bills out of the Chesapeake with 35-10 blowout win
‘Baltimore Ravens running back Derrick Henry tallied 209 total yards of offense to go along with two touchdowns at M&T Bank Stadium on Sunday night in their 35-10 win over the Buffalo Bills.’
'We'll be alright': Bills Mafia remains hopeful after first loss of the season
‘”We’re still 3-1, we’ve got a lot to be optimistic about, we’ve got a lot to look forward to,” said Ramon Irizarry.’
"I'm glad this happened early in the season" Buffalo Bills look to pick up pieces after blowout loss
‘”We could’ve done more to put a band-aid over it but we let it slip away. But make no mistake about it, they came out with urgency and whipped our butt, Allen added.”‘
Ravens run Bills into first loss of season
‘The defense for the Bills (3-1) offered little resistance, giving up chunk plays to Henry and Justice Hill.’
Carucci Take 2: Bills simply overmatched in disastrous showing vs. Ravens
‘In short, the Ravens showed up on a mission, which was to show the country they are, in fact, the serious Super Bowl contender they were widely touted to be before the season and not the club that had stumbled to a 1-2 start. The Bills? They didn’t show up. At all. They were lifeless and reckless and clueless. They did nothing to demonstrate their 3-0 record was reflective of a team performing as one of the NFL’s best.’
Bills' McGovern leaves game with possible head injury; confusion on the field follows
‘The Bills announced on social media that McGovern, making his fifth career start at center, was cleared to return. But when he attempted to run back onto the field five minutes later, the referees stopped him.’
Thad Brown: Bills get exposed, not ended in Baltimore
‘The defensive side of this blowout was maybe a bit to be expected. At some point, all those injuries were going to take a toll. And Buffalo suffered another one Sunday night when safety Taylor Rapp left the game. The Ravens are also fairly tailor-made to expose weaknesses at linebacker, nickel corner and safety. Going back and forth between the steamroller that is Derrick Henry and the electricity of the Lamar Jackson/Justice Hill duo is going to be a pain for any defense. Buffalo didn’t have the personnel to match and it showed from start to finish.’
Bills unable to stop Ravens running back, falling 35-10 in first loss of season
‘“Make no mistake, that’s a good team that we just played,” said Bills quarterback Josh Allen. “When they’re playing that well, especially on the offensive side of the ball, we on offense have to figure it out and we have to find a way to match scores and we just didn’t do a good enough job tonight and that starts with me.”’
Top 3 things we learned from Bills at Ravens | Sunday Night Football Week 4
‘”Winning the line of scrimmage was a challenge for us tonight, consistently,” McDermott said. “And if you don’t win the line of scrimmage, and that’s a whole team thing, not just on D line, but overall, we’ve got to do a better job up front.”‘