After Baltimore dominated the first half of Sunday night’s game against Buffalo, the energy had shifted toward the Bills early in the third quarter.

But a disastrous trick play attempt stunted Buffalo’s proverbial momentum. Now the Ravens lead 28-10.

On second-and-7 from the Baltimore 44, the Bills called a direct snap to Curtis Samuel, who barely managed to get the field to quarterback Josh Allen on the left side. But then Baltimore’s Kyle Van Noy sacked Allen, with safety Kyle Hamilton picking up the loose ball.

While Allen and tight end Dalton Kincaid initially received attention from trainers on the sideline, they eventually fared well and were on the field for Buffalo’s next drive.

The Ravens scored on quarterback Lamar Jackson’s 9-yard touchdown run. Derrick Henry had helped put the team in position to score with his 25-yard run. Then Justice Hill caught a short pass and took 17 yards to get within the 10.

Now that Baltimore can stop the bleeding, it will take even longer for the Bills to mount a second-half comeback.