The Ravens caused a blowout in Baltimore Sunday night footballdefeating the bills 35-10.

Baltimore jumped out to a 21-3 lead in the first half. Although things continued to tighten in the third quarter as Buffalo began mounting a comeback, that quickly changed as the Ravens struck back and outscored the opponent 14-0 the rest of the way.

Running back Derrick Henry led a wildly successful ground attack that got going after Baltimore’s first offensive snap. Henry took a carry 87 yards for a touchdown to give the Ravens a 7–0 lead on the longest streak in franchise history.

After Tyler Bass’ 50-yard field goal, Henry caught his first touchdown reception since 2019, making it 14-3. Then, Justice Hill caught a 19-yard touchdown to make it 21-3.

While Buffalo’s Ty Johnson ran the ball in from three yards out to cut the deficit to 11, the Ravens got a Josh Allen sack on a trick play to halt the Bills’ momentum. Quarterback Lamar Jackson took full advantage of the turnover, running in from 9 yards out to go up 28-10.

Patrick Ricard recovered a Henry fumble in the end zone early in the fourth quarter to cap the scoring.

Buffalo waived the white flag with about seven minutes left in the game, when Mitchell Trubisky came in for mop-up duty at quarterback.

Baltimore finished the game with 427 total yards, 271 of which came on the ground. Henry led the way with 199 yards on 24 carries. The Ravens tried to get him to 200 on their final drive, but fell just short.

Jackson finished 13 of 18 passing for 156 yards with two touchdowns. He also rushed six times for 54 yards with a touchdown and a lost fumble.

Hill added 18 yards rushing and was the leading receiver, catching six passes for 78 yards with a TD.

On the other end, Allen finished 16 of 29 for 180 yards with a lost fumble. He also recorded five carries for 21 yards. Kalil Shakir led with 62 yards on four receptions.

Now sitting at 2-2, the Ravens will be on the road to take on the division rival Bengals in Week 5.

The 3-1 Bills will also be on the road to play the Texans.