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Bills Complete Epic Comeback Behind Mvp Performance From Josh Allen

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bills complete epic comeback behind mvp performance from josh allen

Orchard Park, N.Y. — The Buffalo Bills erased a 15-point fourth-quarter deficit behind a four-touchdown performance from reigning MVP Josh Allen to defeat the Baltimore Ravens, 41-40 on “Sunday Night Football.” Allen had 424 yards of total offense and helped the Bills overcome a troubling defensive performance through most of four quarters. The Bills defense came up with two monster stops late in the game, and Ed Oliver forced a Derrick Henry fumble to create new life in the final minutes. The Bills start the season 1-0 and sit alone in first place in the AFC East after all three other teams lost on Sunday. Buffalo Bills vs.

Baltimore Ravens in Week 1: Sept. 7, 2025 Coleman finished as the Bills’ top receiver in the game and had a sensational diving touchdown grab in the fourth quarter. Allen threw one up to tight end Dawson Knox and it tipped off his hands and Coleman came flying in to make the catch. Coleman finished with eight catches for 112 yards and the touchdown. "A chip and a chair" is the old poker comeback idiom.

For Josh Allen, it's a pigskin and a tick on the clock. The reigning MVP authored an improbable comeback Sunday night, propelling the Buffalo Bills from a 15-point fourth-quarter deficit to a 41-40 win over the Baltimore Ravens. Even some Bills loyalists didn't see the epic resurgence coming, leaving Highmark Stadium when Buffalo got down 40-25 in the fourth quarter. Those fans missed Allen spearheading 16 consecutive points in the final 4:05 to steal the victory. "Our team didn't quit," Allen told NBC's Melissa Stark on the field after the game, via the Associated Press. "I think there's people who left the stadium.

That's OK. We'll be fine. But have some faith next time." When Allen is at the helm, no lead is safe. The Bills rallied from down 40-25 with less than five minutes remaining to stun the Ravens 41-40 on a 32-yard field goal from Matt Prater as time expired to complete one of the most... Buffalo begins the Farewell Season at Highmark Stadium 1-0 and will head to face the Jets next week.

QB Josh Allen had a heroic performance in the comeback with over 400 yards and four total touchdowns. Here are the top three things we learned from Bills vs Ravens: As Josh Allen collected himself for his post game interview at midfield amid a frenzied, bewildered scene at Highmark Stadium, he looked around and noticed a few more empty seats than usual. If there's anything Bills fans have learned these last seven-plus seasons, it's never leave a game early when 17 is your quarterback. "Have some faith next time," Allen smirked on NBC's post game broadcast. Hopefully, Allen's absurd fourth quarter statline of 269 total yards, three total touchdowns and a game-winning drive serves as a permanent reminder.

Week 1 of the 2025 NFL season delivered an instant classic. On Sunday Night Football, Josh Allen, the league’s reigning MVP, led the Buffalo Bills to a stunning 41-40 come-from-behind win over the Baltimore Ravens in the final home opener at Highmark Stadium. Buffalo (1-0) trailed by 15 points with less than four minutes to play before Allen directed three scoring drives, the last setting up Matt Prater’s 32-yard field goal as time expired. The Bills scored 22 points over the final 15 minutes to secure the victory. Allen totaled 394 passing yards with two touchdowns through the air and two more on the ground. Lamar Jackson accounted for four scores of his own, throwing for 210 yards and rushing for two touchdowns.

Derrick Henry powered Baltimore with 169 rushing yards and two touchdowns, but lost a critical fourth-quarter fumble that shifted momentum toward Buffalo. IT'S A BILLS WIN!!!@MandT_Bank | #BillsMafia pic.twitter.com/aFME8dW5R8 The Buffalo Bills pulled off a wild 41-40 "Sunday Night Football" comeback victory over the Baltimore Ravens. Bills quarterback Josh Allen threw for 394 yards and two touchdowns, while rushing for 33 yards and two scores. Bills wide receiver Keon Coleman led the team with 112 receiving yards plus a touchdown. Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson threw for 210 yards and two scores, while also rushing for 70 yards and a touchdown.

His teammate, running back Derrick Henry, ran for 169 yards rushing and two touchdowns. Baltimore led 40-25 with 11:42 left in the game. However, Buffalo responded with a touchdown, then recovered a fumble that led to another score. The Bills' 2-point conversion failed, giving the Ravens the ball back with 1:58 and a two-point lead. On third-and-9 with 1:40 left, Jackson's pass to DeAndre Hopkins was short of a first down, forcing Baltimore to punt. Buffalo drove down the field and nailed a 32-yard field goal to steal the victory.

The Buffalo Bills delivered one of the most exhilarating comebacks in recent NFL history on Sunday night, defeating the Baltimore Ravens 41-40 in a game that will be remembered as an instant classic. Trailing by 15 points with less than five minutes left in the fourth quarter, the Bills turned the tide with an extraordinary chain of events, culminating in a game-winning field goal by Matt Prater... Josh Allen, the reigning NFL MVP, showcased why he holds that title. Passing for 394 yards and two touchdowns, while adding two rushing touchdowns, Allen was the driving force behind the Bills’ comeback. According to USA Today, this was Allen’s seventh career game with at least two passing and two rushing touchdowns, setting an NFL record. His precision on the final drive, including crucial completions of 32 and 25 yards, set up the game-winning field goal.

Allen’s heroics were complemented by unexpected moments of drama. Keon Coleman caught a deflected touchdown pass in the back of the end zone on a fourth-down play, adding to the suspense. Speaking after the game, Allen remarked, “You’ve got to play the game for 60 minutes,” emphasizing the importance of resilience in their victory. The Ravens controlled much of the game, with quarterback Lamar Jackson and running back Derrick Henry forming a lethal offensive duo. Jackson passed for 210 yards, ran for 70 yards, and was responsible for three touchdowns. Henry, meanwhile, bulldozed through the Bills’ defense for 169 rushing yards and two touchdowns.

As noted by NFL.com, this marked the 13th game in Henry’s career with at least 150 rushing yards and two touchdowns, tying an NFL record. Despite their dominance, critical errors cost the Ravens dearly. Henry fumbled late in the fourth quarter, setting up a Bills touchdown. Post-game, a somber Henry took responsibility, stating, “I feel like I put the loss on me.” This marked a historic low for the Ravens, as they became the first NFL team to lose after... Buffalo scores 22 fourth-quarter points in largest franchise fourth-quarter comeback since 1967, beating Ravens 41-40 If you needed a reminder why football is America's sport and the NFL is the most popular television drama that you willingly invite into your home multiple times a week, all you had to...

It was America and our themes on full display. ORCHARD PARK, NEW YORK - SEPTEMBER 07: Zay Flowers #4 of the Baltimore Ravens reacts after scoring a touchdown against the Buffalo Bills during the third quarter at Highmark Stadium on September 07, 2025... (Photo by Bryan Bennett/Getty Images) It was a full-on spectacle with historic meaning because the Bills authored this stunning (even to themselves and their fans) comeback, the likes of which was unmatched in franchise history dating back to 1967.

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