Yahoo Sports Staff Updated Sun, November 1, 2026 at 7:39 PM UTC About Our Ads Advertisement Advertisement Advertisement In this story The Baltimore Ravens and Buffalo Bills will face off in Week 8 — a matchup of two former NFL MVPs, Lamar Jackson and Josh Allen, that is bound to be the highlight of the 1 p.m. ET game slate. Kickoff is set for 1 p.m. ET at Highmark Stadium in Orchard Park, New York, airing on CBS.
The Bills are fresh off a Week 7 bye with a 5-1 record and a one-game lead in the AFC East. Quarterback Josh Allen continues to play lights out, and he is currently the consensus favorite to win his second MVP award, having thrown for 1,504 yards, 9 touchdowns and 4 interceptions, adding another 240 yards and 8 touchdowns on the ground.
The Ravens will get back star quarterback Lamar Jackson this week after missing three weeks with an ankle sprain, as he looks to snap a two-game losing streak . The offense has desparately needed a spark, scoring just 23 points combined over those two losses.
Follow along with Yahoo Sports for live updates, highlights and more as the Bills host the Ravens in Week 8.
Fagnano's pass ricocheted off a Bills defender, but a teammate was able to come down with it.
Buffalo takes over with 1:08 remaining, already in field goal range.
The Bills were driving and Josh Allen hit DJ Moore for a gain of 19. When Moore was tackled, though, Baltimore was able to strip the ball from him before he was down.
Tyler Huntley is eligible to return for the Ravens, though he is still questionable.
Baltimore got into field goal range, but turned to kicker Tyler Loop after emergency quarterback Joe Fanano failed to get the Ravens into the end zone.
Loop's season struggles continued, and he doinked and missed a 34-yard field goal. Baltimore signed Jake Moody to its practice squad this week.
Buffalo leads 13-7 with 6:56 left in the first half.
Baltimore is now down to its emergency quarterback. Undrafted rookie Joe Fagnano is in the game for the Ravens.
With Fagnano in the game, Huntley is now unable to return to the game per NFL rules.
The Baltimore defense is doing some bend don't break. Buffalo got down to the 3-yard line and had first and goal.
The Bills were unable to get into the end zone after a 0-yard run, 2-yard run and a run for a loss of three yards.
Tyler Bass was good on the 22-yard field goal.
After turning the ball over on downs, the Bills quickly got it back. Derrick Henry had a two yard run and Tyler Huntley had an incompletion.
On third down, Huntley was sacked, and he fumbled the ball backward. Buffalo recovered.
The Bills had run eight plays and were looking at fourth and four on the Ravens' 37-yard line. Rather than attempt a kick, Buffalo head coach Joe Brady opted to go for it.
Josh Allen aired it out to Keon Coleman, but it fell incomplete for the turnover on downs.
Derrick Henry did what Derrick Henry does. He got a carry at the 2-yard line and punched it into the end zone.
The Ravens trail 10-7 with 3:18 left in the first quarter.
Baltimore had its second three-and-out of the day.
On the first play of Buffalo's next drive, Josh Allen's pass was deflected into the air and a big lineman for the Ravens came down with it.
He was diagnosed with a right thumb injury and was considered questionable to return. Jackson has already been out and will not return to the game.
The Buffalo Bills took a 10-0 lead after Tyler Bass made a field goal. Bass' kick had a wild trajectory and was spinning almost on its side.
The ball ended up hitting the field goal post and ricocheted through the uprights for the make.
The Ravens just got quarterback Lamar Jackson back after a three-game absence. On the first play of Baltimore's drive, Jackson attempted a pass, but his hand was hit on the follow through on a defender.
The quarterback immediately went to the sideline and was taken to the locker room.
The Bills looked like they had a touchdown earlier in the drive when Khalil Shakir was spun around into the end zone on a reception.
He was ruled to have stepped out at the 1-yard line.
Josh Allen then had two carries from the goal line, and on the second, on fourth down, he took the ball and jumped, trying to reach it over the line. He got the ball in, and the Bills took an early 7-0 lead.
Josh Allen will get a top offensive target back into the lineup in Week 8, as wide receiver DJ Moore returns from a shoulder injury that's limited him to just four total games this season. He was originally listed as questionable for Week 8 with the injury.
The Ravens also officially have Lamar Jackson available for Week 8 after he was expected to be active this week. That sends backup Tyler Huntley back to the bench, who went 1-2 in three starts in Jackson's place this season.
Here's a look at the full list of game inactives for Ravens-Bills in Week 8:
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