Bass Drills Walk-Off Field Goal to Lead Bills to 23-20 Win Over Baltimore: Live Game Log

The Bills take on the Ravens in a battle of Super Bowl contenders on Sunday.

The Buffalo Bills enter their Week 4 matchup against the Baltimore Ravens looking to bounce back from a hard fought loss last Sunday against the Miami Dolphins. 

Getting back in the win column won't come easy, though, as the Ravens are led by MVP candidate, quarterback Lamar Jackson. Through three games this season Jackson has looked like the best player in the NFL, challenging Allen for the early lead in the MVP race. 

Jackson has thrown for 749 yards and 10 touchdowns, while adding 243 rushing yards and a pair of touchdowns on the ground. If a beat up Bills' secondary can't stop Jackson, then this could be a very, very long game for Buffalo. 

However, while Jackson might exploit a beat up Bills' secondary, it is very likely that the superstar duo of quarterback Josh Allen and Receiver Stefon Diggs will do the same. They watched divisional rival Tua Tagovailoa throw for 469 yards and six touchdowns against the Ravens and can't wait to see what they can do on offense. 

A win for the Bills against the Ravens would be a big momentum builder. Not only would they match the Miami Dolphins record of 3-1 through four games, but they'd do so by beating yet another Super Bowl contender and proving that despite last weekend, they're still the best team in the NFL and Super Bowl favorites. 

Stay tuned as we provide live drive-by-drive updates here on BillsCentral.com as the Bills hit the road to take on the Ravens from M&T Bank Stadium on Sunday. 

Live updates will be available shortly after kickoff...

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FIRST QUARTER: Bills 3, Ravens 14

The Bills will start the first half on offense with their drive starting at their own 25.

INTERCEPTION RAVENS: Allen's pass intended for Dawson Knox is intercepted by Marlon Humphrey, who returns it to the Buffalo 8-yard line, where a facemask penalty puts the ball at the Bills' 1. 

TOUCHDOWN RAVENS: Lamar Jackson finds J.K. Dobbins from 1 yard out for the Ravens' touchdown. Justin Tucker's extra point attempt is good to give the Ravens a 7-0 lead with 13:26 left in the first quarter. The drive went 4 yards on 2 plays, taking :42 off the clock. 

The Bills will start their drive at their own 43.

FIELD GOAL BILLS: Tyler Bass' 38-yard field goal is good to cut the Ravens' lead to 7-3 with 10:14 left in the first quarter. The drive went 37 yards on 8 plays, taking 3:12 off the clock. 

The Ravens will start their drive at their own 19. 

A gain of 9 by Dobbins on the ground followed by Jackson finding Devin Duvernay for 12 yards has the Ravens driving. 

On 3rd and 9 Jackson keeps it himself and scrambles for a gain of 10 yards and a first down. 

Jackson finds Rashod Bateman for a gain of 13 yards, followed by a 9-yard rush to move into the red zone. 

TOUCHDOWN RAVENS: Dobbins plunges in from 4 yards out for the rushing touchdown. Tucker's extra point attempt is good to extend the Ravens' lead to 14-3 with 1:06 left in the first quarter. The drive went 81 yards on 15 plays, taking 9:08 off the clock.

The Bills will start their drive at their own 22. 

FUMBLE RECOVERY RAVENS: The Ravens' defense forces their second turnover, jumping on a Devin Singletary fumble. 

The Ravens will start their drive at the Bills 36.

Jackson to Dobbins stays red hot as the duo connect for a 20-yard reception to move into the red zone. 

SECOND QUARTER: Bills 10, Ravens 20

FIELD GOAL RAVENS: Tucker's 42-yard field goal is good to extend the Ravens' lead to 17-3 with 12:54 left in the second quarter. The drive went 12 yards on 5 plays, taking 2:26 off the clock. 

The Bills will start their drive at their own 25.

The Bills' offense cannot get anything going today, going three and out and forced to punt. 

The Ravens will start their drive at their own 29. 

Dobbins rips off a 16-yard gain and moves the ball to the edge of Buffalo territory. 

On 2nd and 19, Jackson and Duvernay connect for a gain of 21 yards to move deep into Buffalo territory. 

FIELD GOAL RAVENS: Tucker's 51-yard field goal is good to give the Ravens a 20-3 lead with 3:39 left in the second quarter. The drive went 38 yards on 11 plays, taking 7:40 off the clock. 

The Bills will start their drive at their own 25.

Another drive and another three out and out forced by the Ravens' defense, as the Bills punt it away. 

The Ravens will start their drive at their own 25.

The Bills' defense comes up with a much needed three and out, forcing a Ravens punt as the offense looks to get going. 

The Bills will start their drive at their own 24.

Allen finds Gabe Davis for 13 yards and Stefon Diggs for 17 yards as the Bills quickly move into Baltimore territory. 

Allen hits Singletary for a gain of 14 yards and the Bills move into the red zone. 

TOUCHDOWN BILLS: Allen finds Isaiah McKenzie for a 4-yard touchdown pass. Bass' extra point attempt is good to cut the Ravens' lead to 20-10 with :09 left in the second quarter. The drive went 76 yards on 11 plays, taking 1:38 off the clock. 

The Ravens will start their drive at their own 25, and kneel the first half clock out. 

THIRD QUARTER: Bills 20, Ravens 20

The Ravens will receive the kickoff, starting their drive at their own 35.

The Bills' defense comes out of the locker room at halftime and gets a three and out, as the Bills look to get back in this game. 

The Bills will start their drive at their own 27.

On 1st down Allen keeps it himself and scrambles up the middle for a gain of 20 yards, followed by a Singletary rush of 18 yards.

On 4th and 1, Allen once again keeps it himself, picking up 4 yards and a Buffalo first down.

FIELD GOAL BILLS: Bass' 39-yard field goal is good, cutting the Ravens' lead to 20-13 with 9:42 left in the third quarter. The drive went 51 yards on 10 plays, taking 4:07 off the clock.

The Ravens will start their drive at their own 25.

A promising Ravens' drive stalls out as the Bills' defense forces their second punt of the second half. 

The Bills will start their drive at their own 20.

Allen and the Buffalo offense appear to be clicking now, as he finds Diggs for a deep completion of 23 yards, followed by a 14-yard completion to Singletary. 

Allen finds Khalil Shakir for a gain of 14 yards and the Buffalo offense moves into the red zone. 

TOUCHDOWN BILLS: Allen keeps it himself for the 11-yard touchdown run. Bass' extra point attempt is good to tie the game at 20-20 with 3:26 left in the third quarter. The drive went 80 yards on 9 plays, taking 3:27 off the clock. 

The Ravens will start their drive at their own 25.

On 4th and 1, the Ravens go for it and Jackson picks up a gain of 2 yards to keep the drive alive. 

FOURTH QUARTER: Bills 23, Ravens 20

INTERCEPTION BILLS: Jackson's pass is tipped up and hauled in by Poyer for the interception. 

The Bills will start their drive at midfield.

The Ravens' defense gets a sack on 3rd down to force 4th and 21, getting the Buffalo offense off the field. 

The Ravens will start their drive at their own 5. 

Justice Hill takes back-to-back carries for 10 and 12 yards as the Ravens offense is moving. 

On 3rd and 8 Jackson finds Mark Andrews for a gain of 9 yards, moving closer to Buffalo territory. 

Jackson looks for Andrews deep but a pass interference call gives the Ravens a free first down. 

On 3rd and 12, Jackson keeps it himself and scrambles for a gain of 18 yards, moving inside the Buffalo 10-yard line. 

INTERCEPTION BILLS: Jackson's pass intended for Duvernay is intercepted in the end zone for a touchback. 

The Bills will start their drive at their own 20. 

Allen finds Knox for a gain of 20 yards as the Bills look to get into field goal territory on this drive. 

Allen and Singletary continue their connection as Singletary picks up 16 yards on an Allen pass to move into the red zone. 

FIELD GOAL BILLS: Bass drills the 21-yard field goal to give the Bills the 23-20 lead as time expires to win the game. 

END OF GAME

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