Buffalo Bills dominated the second half to secure a 36-10 victory over the Baltimore Ravens on Sunday, a game that saw both Ravens quarterbacks Lamar Jackson and Tyler Huntley leave with injuries.
The Bills' offense took control after halftime, outscoring Baltimore 23-0 in the final two quarters. Buffalo's defense forced multiple turnovers and limited the Ravens' attack after the loss of their starting quarterback.
Jackson departed in the third quarter with an apparent leg injury, and Huntley, his backup, also suffered an injury later in the game, leaving Baltimore without a healthy quarterback for the remainder of the contest.
The win improves the Bills' record while the Ravens face uncertainty at the game's most critical position heading into their next matchup.
