For the first time in almost 30 years, Buffalo Bills is returning to the AFC Championship Game. Compared to the Baltimore Ravens on Saturday night, the runner-up in the conference was not perfect in windy Orchard Park. Josh Allen and Co. managed just three points in an irregular first half, and even after Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson left in the fourth quarter due to a concussion, the Bills almost allowed newcomer Tyler Huntley to put Baltimore down of a point. Still, Buffalo was great when he counted, with Allen meeting Stefon Diggs for the night’s only offensive result and Taron Johnson making history in the NFL with a 101-yard interception return for a touchdown – easily the most monumental move on a 17-3 Victory of the Divisional Round.
Jackson, who was marked by intentional grounding on his final move after a bad snap forced him into his own end zone, struggled to pull the Ravens out of an offensive fall that was apparent from the start. Allen, on the other hand, was not as deadly in the air as he usually is during a 2020 caliber MVP campaign, but managed the ball well enough. Bill’s defense, on the other hand, really showed up at home, recording two stops on the fourth down and neutralizing one of the main ground attacks in the game to not only lead, but preserve the victory.
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