Bills Surge in Second Half to Beat Ravens 36-10
Josh Allen threw two touchdown passes and scored on a rushing play as Buffalo beat Baltimore 36-10, while the Ravens lost Lamar Jackson and Tyler Huntley to injuries, according to ABC News.
According to a ABC News report on the game, the Buffalo Bills beat the Baltimore Ravens 36-10 after overcoming what ABC News described as a "sloppy first half." The headline of the ABC News report describes the Bills as surging in the second half.
ABC News reported that Josh Allen threw two touchdown passes for Buffalo and scored on another rushing play.
ABC News also reported that the Ravens lost their starting quarterback, Lamar Jackson, and his backup, Tyler Huntley, to injuries in the outing.
The ABC News summary available to this newsroom is abbreviated and ends mid-sentence, so it does not state when Jackson or Huntley were hurt, how serious their injuries are, or how long either is expected to be out. Those details are not reported here.
The ABC News summary also does not include scoring beyond what is described, the game's full sequence of plays, or any comments from either team. It likewise does not name the Bills' or Ravens' other players, the margin at each stage of the game, or how long the Ravens' quarterbacks played before their injuries. Readers seeking those details should consult the complete ABC News report.
The ABC News headline frames the result as a second-half surge by Buffalo, and the summary's description of a sloppy first half is consistent with that framing. The source material offers no further account of either team's play, and this report does not go beyond what ABC News has supplied.