Bills wear out Vikings’ NFL-leading defense, sloppy Wentz to improve to 7-1
The Buffalo Bills defeated the Minnesota Vikings 23-6, moving to a 7-1 record. The game was defined by a strong defensive performance from Buffalo and struggles from the Vikings' offense.
Why it matters
This victory marks a significant milestone for the Bills, matching their best start since 1993, while highlighting the Vikings' ongoing offensive challenges.
Bills quarterback Josh Allen evades a tackle by Vikings linebacker Andrew Van Ginkel during Monday night’s game. Bills quarterback Josh Allen evades a tackle by Vikings linebacker Andrew Van Ginkel during Monday night’s game. NFL Bills wear out Vikings’ NFL-leading defense, sloppy Wentz to improve to 7-1 Buffalo Bills 23-6 Minnesota Vikings
Wentz has three turnovers starting for injured Murray
Buffalo have matched their best start since 1993
Prefer the Guardian on Google Josh Allen threw a touchdown pass with 44 seconds left before half-time, James Cook rushed 31 times for 107 yards and a late score, and the Buffalo Bills beat hosts Minnesota 23-6 on Monday night, sending the Vikings deeper into their unrelenting offensive slump.
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