Buffalo Bills Rally From 15-Point Deficit to Beat Baltimore Ravens 41-40

In a thrilling season-opening Sunday night game, the Buffalo Bills rallied from a 15-point deficit to defeat the Baltimore Ravens 41-40, capped by a 32-yard field goal from Matt Prater as time expired. Josh Allen led the comeback with 394 passing yards, two passing touchdowns, and two rushing scores, overcoming a strong showing from Ravens' Lamar Jackson and Derrick Henry. Despite Jackson's efficient 210 yards passing with two touchdowns and 70 rushing yards plus a rushing touchdown, and Henry's 169 rushing yards with two touchdowns, Baltimore's late-game collapse was pivotal. A critical fumble by Henry with under four minutes left allowed the Bills to capitalize, with Allen scoring a key rushing touchdown to narrow the gap before Prater's game-winning kick. Buffalo's defense, highlighted by Ed Oliver's crucial strip sack, stepped up in the final minutes to enable the comeback. The game demonstrated Buffalo's resilience and Allen's MVP-caliber leadership, setting an optimistic tone for the Bills' season ahead.