Bills beat Ravens 36-10, and Josh Allen passes Jim Kelly

Josh Allen now owns the Bills' career record for touchdown passes. His 11-yard throw to DJ Moore early in the fourth quarter was No. 259, one more than Jim Kelly's 258. Kelly had held the record since he retired in 1997, and he was at the game. Allen added No. 260 to Dalton Kincaid with just under 6 minutes left.

“It means I’m doing my job as a quarterback — scoring touchdowns.”

Josh Allen, to WIVB News 4's Josh Reed after the game

Bills coach Joe Brady said after the win, “He literally is one of one. He’s incredible.”

• This season: 11 passing touchdowns
• Active passers: ninth on the career touchdown list
• Honor: 2024 NFL MVP

Tyler Bass now holds the Bills' record for consecutive makes. He entered with 18 straight, tying Rian Lindell's mark from 2007, and his 56-yarder in the first quarter gave him the record alone. It was his 19th straight, per Buffalo Rumblings' count, though WYRK says two more second-quarter kicks pushed the streak to 21.

The 56-yarder was also his sixth straight kick of 50-plus yards, tying Stephen Hauschka's 2017 team record, and a 51-yarder in the second quarter broke the tie. It wasn't the cleanest kick, but it ended on the right side of the goal post. Bass missed all of last season with an injury.

• Season: 16 of 16 on field goals
• Career: 147 of 171, with a long of 61 yards

The Bills' defense had its most complete game of the season. Buffalo entered Week 8 allowing 28.5 points per game, third-most in the NFL. It had allowed 29 or more points in five of six outings before Sunday.

Safety Cole Bishop blitzed up the middle for a sack that forced a Tyler Huntley fumble, and rookie linebacker Kaleb Elarms-Orr jumped on it. Landon Jackson and rookie TJ Parker recorded their first sacks of the season. Bishop also had two tackles and a QB hit.

“We talked about it all week, just being aggressive after coming off the bye, and we looked at things we could work on.”

Greg Rousseau, Bills outside linebacker

• Hands on Fagnano: at least eight Bills
• Baltimore's lone touchdown: Derrick Henry's 2-yard run

DJ Moore was back, and it showed. He had missed two games with a shoulder injury that has nagged him since just before halftime of Week 2. Sunday he caught a 49-yard pass that set up a touchdown and a sliding 11-yard touchdown grab. Moore finished with four catches for 82 yards and a score.

The Bills were short-handed elsewhere. Starting right tackle Spencer Brown and defensive back Dee Alford were inactive, so Tylan Grable made his third career start at right tackle. Safety C.J. Gardner-Johnson was suspended for spitting on a Raiders player. Wide receiver Joshua Palmer was ruled out with a right hamstring injury.

• Palmer: hamstring injury on a deep route in the first quarter
• Geno Stone: elevated, with Gardner-Johnson suspended
• Jude Bwory: rookie active for the first time this season

If you haven't voted yet, Election Day is Tuesday, Nov. 3. Early voting wrapped Sunday, and nearly 100,000 Erie County voters had already cast ballots. The Buffalo News counted nearly 90,000 through eight days, with one more day to go.

Kids got in on it, too. At seven Erie County early voting sites, youngsters cast mock ballots through Kids Voting U.S.A. with real candidates from current races. Their results will be posted on the Erie County Historical Commission's Facebook page on election night.

• Election Day: Tue., Nov. 3
• Find your polling site: elections.ny.gov
• Kids' mock results: Erie County Historical Commission's Facebook page

If you collect unemployment, file your weekly claim before 5 p.m. today. That's when the state Department of Labor's system goes inactive for nine to 12 days while it's replaced. Roughly 150,000 New Yorkers receive benefits.

While it's down, you can't file new claims, certify for weekly benefits or update your account, and phone services are out too. The department says no one will lose benefits they're owed. You'll certify for the missed weeks once the system is back and be paid retroactively.

• Keep documenting three work searches a week, unless you're exempt
• Don't change your password, to avoid duplicate accounts
• New claims can be backdated once the system returns
• The 95 career centers are closed to walk-ins

One person died in a house fire at 516 Park Ave. in Lockport. Crews responded around 3:30 a.m. Sunday and found heavy fire on both the first and second floors.

• Address: 516 Park Ave., Lockport
• Under control: after about two hours
• Firefighters injured: none
• Cause: under investigation

Firefighters searched the first floor for a trapped person, but hoarding conditions hindered the search. The victim was found and first responders tried life-saving procedures, but the person was pronounced dead at the scene. A second resident got out with second- and third-degree burns and was taken to ECMC. A third resident escaped through a first-floor window with a dog and was evaluated and released.

Two men suffered serious injuries when a vehicle crashed into a tree in Amherst early Sunday morning, and police are looking for witnesses.

• Where: Chestnut Ridge Road, Amherst
• When: early Sunday morning
• Injuries: two men, both serious
• Police want: witnesses

The car veered off the road and struck the tree. The Buffalo News reports the driver tried to flee the scene despite “substantial” injuries to himself and “serious head injuries” to his passenger. Neither report says what caused the car to leave the road.