Josh Allen cements his place in Buffalo Bills history by surpassing Jim Kelly's combined passing‑touchdown record with his 259th score in a 36‑10 win over the Ravens on Nov. 1, 2026. Kelly’s wife Jill posted a "bittersweet" Instagram story as Allen broke the mark in front of the former legend. The milestone follows Allen’s dramatic backhand shovel pass against the Raiders that tied Kelly’s record two weeks earlier. With 10 games left, Allen aims to eclipse Kelly’s regular‑season total of 237, further extending his MVP‑level legacy.
Lamar Jackson sustains a season‑threatening injury as he exits his first game back against the Buffalo Bills, prompting Ravens coach John Minter to announce that Jackson will need surgery and be placed on injured reserve, sidelining him for at least four more games. The loss, a 36‑10 defeat to Buffalo, forces Baltimore to rely on backups Tyler Huntley (now nursing a toe injury) and rookie Joe Fagnano, dropping the Ravens to 4‑4. The team now looks to the Jaguars on Thursday and may explore a quarterback trade, according to insider Jordan Schultz.
After a 36-10 blowout loss to Buffalo, the Baltimore Ravens sit 4-4 and face a bleak 2026 outlook. With Lamar Jackson nursing a thumb injury and backup Tyler Huntley also hurt, rookie Joe Fagnano shoulders a porous offensive line while the defense and kicking game falter. The article argues the Ravens must stop hoping for a playoff run and instead fire GM Eric DeCosta, who built the flawed roster, and let veteran exec Ozzie Newsome temporarily steer personnel decisions ahead of the trade deadline. Selling veterans like Roquan Smith, exploring Marlon Humphrey’s market, and hoarding draft picks are presented as the first steps toward a championship‑contending 2027.
The Buffalo Bills routed the Baltimore Ravens 36–10 in Week 8 on November 1, 2026. Bills outgained the Ravens, 433 total yards to 138.
Ravens head coach Jesse Minter announces that quarterback Lamar Jackson is headed to injured reserve after injuring his hand on the opening play of the Week 8 loss to the Buffalo Bills. Jackson will undergo finger surgery and miss at least four weeks, with the coach warning it could be season‑ending. Backup Tyler Huntley also exited, leaving rookie Joe Fagnano to finish the game. Jackson had been leading the league with a 10.1 yards‑per‑attempt passing average, six TDs and a career‑best 7.6 yards per carry before the injury. The Ravens, now 4‑4 and last in the AFC North, face the Jaguars on Thursday Night Football.
Lamar Jackson's first game back from injury ended on Baltimore's opening snap. #NFL
The Steelers leap to the top of the AFC North after a Sunday victory over the Browns, propelling them into first place in Week 8. Meanwhile, the Bengals endure a high‑scoring duel with the Tennessee Titans, and the Ravens grapple with the loss of quarterback Lamar Jackson, who is projected to miss an extended stretch. The article breaks down how these results reshape the division standings and what the upcoming weeks hold for each team.
Baltimore Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson suffers a thumb injury that forces season‑ending surgery, coach Jesse Minter confirms. Jackson left the game against the Buffalo Bills on the first play and has been placed on injured reserve, dealing a major blow to the team's playoff hopes.
The Baltimore Ravens suffer a major setback as quarterback Lamar Jackson exits his first snap back from an ankle injury with a thumb fracture that requires surgery and lands him on injured reserve. The injury occurs during a 27‑0 loss to the Buffalo Bills, leaving the team with just 10 points and backup Joe Fagnano throwing for 91 yards. Coach Jesse Minter hints the surgery could be season‑ending, worsening Baltimore’s 4‑4 record and AFC North title hopes. The Ravens next face the Jacksonville Jaguars on Thursday.
Lamar Jackson undergoes thumb surgery and is placed on injured reserve, sidelining the Ravens' quarterback for at least four games and potentially ending his season. The injury occurred on the opening play of the Ravens' 36-10 loss to the Buffalo Bills, after which Tyler Huntley stepped in but left with a toe injury, prompting rookie Joe Fagnano to make his first regular‑season start. The Ravens, now 4-4 and last in the AFC North, had already missed three games due to Jackson’s ankle issues. The Steelers, leading the division at 6-2, will face Baltimore again in Weeks 15 and 18.
The Bills crush the Ravens 36-10 in a chaotic November 1 showdown at Highmark Stadium. After Baltimore’s Lamar Jackson exits after one play and backup Tyler Huntley is sidelined by a toe injury, undrafted rookie Joe Fagnano steps in. Buffalo’s defense shines—Cole Bishop records a sack and forced fumble, while veteran Geno Stone tallies six tackles and a key pass breakup. Offense leans on kicker Tyler Bass, who nails three field goals (56, 22, and 51 yards) and all three PATs. The only blemish: three dropped passes by Buffalo’s tight ends, including a costly error by Jackson Hawes that leads to a Ravens interception and touchdown. The win sets the Bills up for a Monday night clash with the Vikings.
The Buffalo Bills picked up a dominant double-digit win over the Baltimore Ravens at home on Sunday.
Josh Allen breaks Buffalo Bills’ all‑time touchdown‑pass record on November 1, 2026, eclipsing Hall of Famer Jim Kelly with his 259th career TD (including playoffs) in a win over the Baltimore Ravens. The 11‑yard strike to DJ Moore gave Allen the franchise lead, surpassing Kelly’s 258 total that stood since 1996. While Kelly still holds the regular‑season record at 237, Allen reached the combined mark in just 149 games—28 fewer than Kelly—highlighting his rapid ascent. He now needs eight more touchdowns to overtake Kelly’s regular‑season total as well.
Josh Allen shattered Jim Kelly’s long‑standing Buffalo Bills record by throwing his 259th career touchdown pass in a 36‑10 win over the Baltimore Ravens on Sunday, November 1, 2026. Kelly, a Bills legend, watched from Highmark Stadium as Allen broke the franchise mark, cementing his place alongside the Hall of Famer. The victory pushes Buffalo to a 6‑1 start, and the milestone comes after Allen’s 2024 MVP season. Both quarterbacks now share a historic moment that underscores the Bills’ continued playoff aspirations.
In the Bills‑Ravens matchup, Buffalo loses left guard Alec Anderson early but he returns later in the game, while wideout Joshua Palmer exits with a hamstring injury and is listed doubtful. Baltimore’s trouble deepens as quarterback Lamar Jackson suffers a thumb injury on the first play and is ruled out, forcing backup Tyler Huntley, who is also nursing a foot issue, to take over. Injuries on both sides could reshape lineups for upcoming games.
Roquan Smith draws dirty play accusations vs. Allen.
Lamar Jackson returns from a three‑game ankle layoff only to suffer a thumb injury on his first snap against the Buffalo Bills, exiting the game in a heavy black brace on his right hand. Backup Tyler Huntley steps in but soon picks up his own injury, prompting the Ravens to call on undrafted rookie Joe Fagnano. Reports from Albert Breer, Adam Schefter and Mike Garafolo suggest Jackson’s thumb may be serious, while Huntley remains questionable.
A photographer's close-up shows Jackson's right hand after the injury.
The Ravens are forced to start third‑string QB Joe Fagnano, an undrafted UConn rookie, after starter Lamar Jackson exits with a thumb injury on the opening drive and backup Tyler Huntley leaves the game with a toe injury. The Bills lead 16‑10 early in the third quarter, and Baltimore, now 4‑3 and last in the AFC North, faces a looming quarterback crisis as Jackson’s durability remains a concern. The Steelers will meet the Ravens again in Week 15 and Week 18.
Lamar Jackson exits the Ravens' Week 8 game against the Bills after his first pass is clipped by a blitzer, injuring his right thumb. Backup Tyler "Snoop" Huntley takes over but leaves at halftime with a toe injury, prompting undrafted rookie Joe Fagnano to step in amid a relentless Bills pass rush. If Fagnano also departs, running back Justice Hill could line up at quarterback. The Ravens confirm Jackson is ruled out, leaving the team shorthanded at the quarterback spot for the remainder of the matchup.
Things are not looking good for Lamar Jackson after his latest injury.
Lamar Jackson's much‑anticipated return for the Ravens ends abruptly in Week 8 versus the Buffalo Bills. On the opening snap, Jackson's hand collides with Bills DE Greg Rousseau, leaving a bloody thumb and finger that force him to the locker room after just one play. Backup Tyler "Snoop" Huntley then exits with a toe injury, prompting emergency quarterback Joe Fagnano to take snaps. The hand injury’s severity is unclear, but the loss comes as Baltimore, 4‑3, battles for AFC North positioning after missing three games with a high‑ankle sprain. Jackson’s absence could jeopardize the Ravens’ 2026 playoff hopes.
T.J. Watt sets an NFL record with his 19.5th career sack against the Cleveland Browns, the most ever by a player against that franchise. In the Steelers' Week 4 loss, Watt added four tackles, a sack, two tackles for loss, a forced fumble and a pass defense, tying Richard Dent and Simeon Rice for 16th all‑time forced fumbles. He is now one forced fumble shy of the Steelers' franchise mark (38) and matches Greg Lloyd. Watt also claims the rare distinction of holding sack‑record marks versus multiple teams (Cleveland and Baltimore). A disputed strip‑sack call in the prior Saints game added to his standout week.
Tyler Bass shatters the Buffalo Bills’ franchise field‑goal streak record with a 56‑yard make against the Baltimore Ravens on Oct. 18, 2026, marking his 19th consecutive successful attempt and surpassing Rian Lindell’s 18‑kick run from 2007. The streak, which began in 2024 after Bass missed the entire 2025 season due to injury, includes a perfect 13‑for‑13 season to date and a six‑game stretch of kicks over 50 yards, tying Stephen Hauschka’s record. Bass also delivered clutch kicks in recent wins over the Raiders (33‑30) and Rams (37‑34).
Despite earlier trade talks with the Ravens and interest from teams like the Rams, edge rusher Maxx Crosby has confirmed he wants to stay in Las Vegas and the Raiders have no intention of moving him. ESPN's Adam Schefter reports the 29‑year‑old is “absolutely” not leaving, and the franchise has made no trade discussions as the deadline approaches. Crosby, who logged only two sacks but 37 pressures in the first seven games, remains a key defensive presence for a 3‑4 Raiders squad that faces a tough stretch ahead.