The Buffalo Bills shocked the Baltimore Ravens and the football community on Sunday night with a thrilling come from behind victory to beat the Ravens, 41-40.
Down by 15, the Bills turned to Josh Allen, and he didn’t disappoint.
Allen went 33-46 for 394 yards passing and 2 TDs while also rushing for 30 yards and 2 TDs.
While Allen did all he can to score, the Bills comeback was fueled by a Derrick Henry fumble, which came in the late moments of the game and completely changed the momentum that was fully on Baltimore’s side.
It was devastating moment for a player who had run all over the Bills to that point, rushing for 169 yards and 2 TDs.
The fumble came as the Ravens had a chance to seal the game, a trend that has haunted them against top-tier opponents such as the Bills and Chiefs.
But the Ravens defense must also take much of the blame for the late game collapse, as they couldn’t stop Allen in the fourth quarter, including a nine play, 66 yard drive that resulted in the game winning field goal.
In the end, Josh proved once again that he is an elite QB and makes Buffalo a Super Bowl contender in 2025.
