Ravens vs. Bills score, live updates: Lamar Jackson ruled out with thumb injury suffered on Baltimore's first offensive play; Tyler Huntley in at QB
Buffalo Bills quarterback Josh Allen broke the franchise record for career touchdowns during a 36-10 victory over the Baltimore Ravens. The game was marred by a season-ending thumb injury to Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson.
Why it matters
The Bills' win solidifies their position as a top contender for the AFC's number one playoff seed, while the Ravens face significant challenges following Jackson's injury.
Sunday's wasn't the prettiest offensive game for the Buffalo Bills, and they still rolled to a blowout win over an AFC rival.Josh Allen and the Bills cruised to a 36-10 win over a Baltimore Ravens team that played most of Sunday's game without injured All-Pro quarterback Lamar Jackson or his backup, Tyler Huntley. Baltimore's defense did enough to keep things close through the early portions of the third quarter. But the Bills opened the floodgates late as Allen made his mark on the Buffalo record book. Allen passes Jim KellyAllen's first touchdown pass of the game went to DJ Moore early in the fourth quarter. DJ Moore catches Josh Allen’s record-breaking TD pass! 🐢📺 NFL Sunday Ticket on YouTube pic.twitter.com/IXCWI2RxqR— Maryland Football (@TerpsFootball) November 1, 2026 It extended Buffalo's lead to 30-10 and gave Allen his 259th career passing touchdown in the regular season and postseason combined.
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