It was a great first half for the Ravens and a bad one for the Bills as Baltimore leads 21-3 on Sunday Night Football.

Each of Baltimore’s first three drives resulted in touchdowns. It didn’t take long for them to get into the paint, as running back Derrick Henry took Baltimore’s first play from scrimmage 87 yards for a touchdown.

That was the longest run in franchise history.

After a 50-yard field goal by Tyler Bass, Henry caught his first touchdown since 2019 to cap the Ravens’ second drive and make it 14-3.

Then running back Justice Hill caught a 19-yard touchdown from Lamar Jackson to go up by 18 with 7:34 left in the second quarter.

Even a Jackson fumble didn’t give Baltimore anything negative. The quarterback lost the ball late in the second quarter. Allen allowed rookie Keon Coleman to open up the left sideline and hit him in the hands, but Coleman dropped the ball for an incompletion. On third down, Allen was flushed from the pocket and had to throw the ball away.

Allen finished the first half 9 of 16 passing for 42 yards. He also had 21 yards on five carries.

On the other end, Henry rushed for 109 yards on nine carries. Jackson is 11 of 13 for 135 yards with two touchdowns, 26 rushing yards and a lost fumble. Hill leads with four catches for 57 yards with a touchdown. He also has an 11-yard rush.

Buffalo safety Taylor Rapp is under investigation for a head injury

The Ravens get the kickoff for the second half.