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The Ravens beat the Bills 35-10 in Week 4 in Baltimore. Today is a different day in a different place.
The Bills lead the Ravens 21-10 at halftime Sunday in the final divisional playoff game of the weekend. That’s Baltimore’s largest halftime deficit this season.
Bills quarterback Josh Allen ran for touchdowns of 1 and 4, the last one coming with 16 seconds left in the half. The Bills gained 155 yards in the first half, with 87 on the ground.
Allen went 5 of 7 for 69 yards in the first half on a cold, snowy day in Buffalo, and ran for 15 yards on five carries.
James Cook ran for 35 yards and a touchdown on 10 carries, and Khalil Shakir caught three passes for 51 yards.
Allen went to the locker room to chants of “MVP!”
Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson, the MVP favorite over Allen, had two turnovers in the first half. Jackson, who is 3-4 in the postseason in his career, threw an interception to safety Taylor Rapp and lost a fumble that Von Miller returned 39 yards to the Baltimore 24 to set up Allen’s 1-yard touchdown run.
Jackson has five carries for 31 yards and is 6-of-10 for 123 yards with a touchdown and an interception. Rashod Bateman has two catches for 58 yards and a touchdown.
The Ravens’ field goal was a victory for the Bills, who kept Baltimore out of the end zone after the Ravens had a first-and-goal from the 2.
The Bills finished the half with a 9-play, 70-yard drive, eating up 3:27 of the final 3:43. Ravens defensive back Tre’Davious White, who spent seven seasons in Buffalo, was called for an 18-yard pass interference penalty while covering Keon Coleman on third-and-5 from the Baltimore 30.
CBS rules analyst Gene Steratore, a former NFL official, questioned the penalty on White.
Three plays later, third and 2 from 4, Allen celebrated in the end zone.
The Bills lost Rapp to a hip injury, and while he is still listed as questionable to return, he was taken to the locker room.
