The Baltimore Ravens are heading to Highmark Stadium to face the Buffalo Bills on Sunday. The Ravens come into the contest 4-3, while the Bills sit at 5-1. The two are in very different spots in their divisions.
The Bills are in the lead in the AFC East, while the Ravens find themselves in unfamiliar territory, in fourth place, with the Cleveland Browns surprisingly leading the AFC North. The biggest news from this game is the return of Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson, who has missed three games due to an ankle injury. In the meantime, Tyler Huntley has led the offense, going 1-2.
On the other side of the field will be Bills quarterback Josh Allen, who once again finds himself among the best in the AFC. The Ravens are coming off a 35-13 loss against the Cincinnati Bengals and are looking to snap a two-game losing streak. Their last win came against the Atlanta Falcons in Week 5, and it took overtime.
The Bills are coming off a bye week and, before that, had a 33-30 win over the Las Vegas Raiders. They are currently on a two-game win streak, with their last loss coming in Week 4 against the New England Patriots. Lamar Jackson: Before going down with the injury, Jackson went 3-1, with a 70.8 completion percentage, six touchdowns and one interception.
Huntley has gone 1-2 with a 69.8 completion percentage, four touchdowns and one interception in four total appearances. In five games against the Bills, Jackson has 678 yards, eight touchdowns and three interceptions. Ravens history: With Jackson and Allen in the league, Bills vs.
Ravens games have become instant classics and games everyone will have circled on their schedules. Jackson is 3-2 against Allen in the regular season, but Allen has the playoff edge at 2-0. The all-time head-to-head matchup between these teams is tied at 7-7, including two Buffalo playoff wins.
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