From the moment the schedule was released, Sunday night’s game between the Buffalo Bills and the Baltimore Ravens was billed as the “Game of the Year.”
While Baltimore’s early dominance shattered that myth early in the game, by the time midnight loomed on the East Coast, the contest had lived up to the hype. Despite the Ravens building a 15-point lead with just under 12 minutes to play, the Bills found a way to storm back. Josh Allen connected with Keon Coleman on a ten-yard touchdown pass with 3:56 remaining to cut Baltimore’s advantage to 40-32, and then after Ed Oliver forced a Derrick Henry fumble, which the Bills recovered,
→ Continue reading at SB Nation
