The Buffalo Bills defeated the Baltimore Ravens 36-10 on Sunday behind Josh Allen’s two touchdown passes and a defense that allowed just three points after the first quarter. Buffalo turned a competitive opening period into a convincing Week 8 victory at Highmark Stadium, improving to 6-1 while Baltimore fell to 4-4.

This was not a game that required a last-minute drive or an overtime finish. Instead, the Bills steadily expanded their advantage, winning every quarter and finishing with 13 unanswered fourth-quarter points. Allen supplied production through the air, James Cook III provided a consistent rushing workload, and Dalton Kincaid delivered Buffalo’s biggest receiving total.

Buffalo Builds Its Lead, Then Pulls Away

The Ravens stayed within reach early, scoring seven points in the opening quarter as Buffalo took a 10-7 lead. Baltimore’s offense, however, could not maintain that pace. The Bills added six points in the second quarter while holding the Ravens scoreless, creating a 16-7 halftime advantage.

That second-quarter separation mattered. Rather than entering the break in a one-score game, Buffalo had established a nine-point cushion and left Baltimore needing more than a single touchdown to move ahead.

The third quarter followed the same overall pattern: Buffalo scored seven points, Baltimore managed three, and the Bills entered the fourth ahead 23-10. The Ravens’ only scoring after the opening period came in that third quarter; they never produced the sustained response needed to bring the game back within one possession.

Buffalo then removed any doubt with a 13-0 final period. Across the final three quarters, the Bills outscored Baltimore 26-3—a clear illustration of how thoroughly the game shifted after its competitive start.

Key Performers: Allen, Cook and Kincaid

Josh Allen: 21/34, 289 YDS, 2 TD, 1 INT. Allen’s afternoon was not turnover-free, but his interception did not prevent Buffalo from building a comfortable lead. He averaged 8.5 yards per attempt, giving the passing game enough production to complement Cook’s work on the ground.

James Cook III: 21 CAR, 80 YDS, 1 TD. Cook led the game in rushing yards and gave Buffalo a substantial ground-game contribution. His 21 carries represented a steady workload, while his touchdown added another scoring option alongside Allen’s two passing scores.

Dalton Kincaid: 4 REC, 86 YDS, 1 TD. Kincaid led all receivers in yardage, averaging 21.5 yards per catch. His four receptions accounted for nearly 30% of Allen’s passing yards, making the tight end an especially productive part of Buffalo’s offense.

NerdSports Stat: Buffalo’s 26-3 scoring advantage over the final three quarters accounted for 23 of its 26-point winning margin.

What Comes Next

At 6-1, Buffalo continues to strengthen its position in the AFC playoff picture. The Bills next host the Minnesota Vikings on Monday, November 9, at 5:15 p.m. PST. Baltimore has a shorter turnaround: the Ravens host the Jacksonville Jaguars on Thursday, November 5, at 5:15 p.m. PST, with a chance to move back above .500 and regain ground in the postseason race.

Frequently Asked Questions

Who won the Baltimore Ravens vs Buffalo Bills game?

Buffalo Bills defeated Baltimore Ravens 36-10 on November 1, 2026.

Who led the Buffalo Bills in passing?

Josh Allen threw for 289 yards and 2 touchdowns.

Did the game go to overtime?

No. Buffalo won in regulation, finishing with a 13-0 fourth quarter.

What are both teams’ records after this game?

Baltimore Ravens is now 4-4; Buffalo Bills is 6-1.

When is Buffalo Bills’s next game?

The Bills host the Minnesota Vikings on Monday, November 9, 2026, at 5:15 p.m. PST.