BillsMonday, November 2
The Bills' defense gave up 10 points, its best showing of the season
The Daily Buffalo team
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.
Buffalo allowed 10 points against a 28.5 season average
Source: Buffalo Bills
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| Value | |
|---|---|
| Allowed per game before Sunday | 28.5 |
| Allowed vs. Ravens | 10 |
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.”
The Bills' defense shut down Baltimore
- 144
- total yards the Ravens managed
- 4
- sacks by the Bills' defense
- 3
- turnovers the Bills forced
Source: 13WHAM-TV
- Hands on Fagnano: at least eight Bills
- Baltimore's lone touchdown: Derrick Henry's 2-yard run
Sources: Buffalo Bills, 13WHAM-TV, WBEN, 92.9 WBUF, Buffalo Rumblings