Bills Win Over Colts, Extend Streak to Five

The Buffalo Bills secured a 30-20 victory over the Indianapolis Colts, marking their first win in Indianapolis since 1998 and extending their winning streak to five games. Joe Flacco, the Colts' quarterback, struggled with turnovers, throwing three interceptions and fumbling once, which contributed significantly to the Colts' loss. Buffalo's defense capitalized on Flacco's errors, with Taron Johnson returning an interception for a touchdown on Flacco's first pass. Despite Indianapolis taking an early 13-10 lead, the Bills responded with Josh Allen's rushing touchdown and field goals by Tyler Bass to secure the win. Jonathan Taylor had a strong performance for the Colts with 114 rushing yards, but it wasn't enough to stop their third consecutive loss. The Bills, now 8-2, will face the undefeated Chiefs in a significant AFC matchup next week, while the Colts, at 4-6, will play the Jets on the road.