Bills move on to AFC Championship Game with 27-25 win over Ravens
For the first time since the 2020 season, the Buffalo Bills advanced to the AFC Championship Game after defeating the Baltimore Ravens 27-25 on Sunday night.
On offense QB Josh Allen completed 16-of-22 passes for 127 yards and added two rushing touchdowns. RB James Cook led the ground game with 67 yards rushing and RB Ray Davis had a rushing touchdown of his own. WR Khalil Shakir led all Bills receivers with six catches for 67 yards.
The defense forced three takeaways, including two forced fumbles and an interception. S Damar Hamlin led the defense in tackles and had 1.0 sacks. DE Greg Rousseau had 1.0 sacks for the defense as well. S Taylor Rapp caught the interception, while Hamlin and LB Terrel Bernard each had one forced fumble.
Additional notes from the win:
- Bills advance to their first AFC Championship game since 2020 – seventh time in team history
- Bills are 10-0 at home including postseason for second time in team history (1990)
- Bills are 17-5 at home in the postseason all-time
- Bills are 7-2 at home in the postseason under Sean McDermott
- Bills are 30-8 December/January record including playoffs since 2020
- Bills have 68 wins since 2020 including postseason – second-most in the NFL (KC has 78)
- Sean McDermott is 15-2 all-time in games 32 degrees and under – the best record in the NFL since 1991 (minimum 10 games)
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