Buffalo Bills Rally Past Ravens After Derrick Henry Fumble

The Baltimore Ravens' Sunday Night Football game against the Buffalo Bills was a thrilling matchup marked by Derrick Henry's dominant performance and a dramatic comeback by the Bills. Henry rushed for 169 yards and scored two long touchdowns, showcasing that at 31 years old he remains a powerful force and a future Hall of Famer, much to the admiration of Ravens fans. However, with the Ravens leading 40-32 late in the fourth quarter, Henry's rare and costly fumble shifted momentum, leading directly to a Bills touchdown and enabling the Bills to complete a stunning comeback from a 99.1% win probability. Henry took responsibility for the loss, calling the fumble a mistake and apologizing to his teammates, though analysts noted Baltimore had multiple opportunities to close out the game. The game also saw fan misconduct with an incident where a bottle was thrown at Henry, which Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson condemned, urging fans to keep the game respectful. Overall, the game highlighted Henry's resilience and skill even in defeat, while underscoring the unpredictability of the NFL and the intensity of the Bills-Ravens rivalry.