Josh Allen Passes Jim Kelly as Bills’ All-Time Touchdown Leader in 36-10 Win Over Ravens

Josh Allen passed Jim Kelly as the Buffalo Bills’ all-time touchdown leader on Sunday, as Buffalo beat the Baltimore Ravens 36-10 at Highmark Stadium. Allen threw two touchdown passes and ran for another score in a game Baltimore finished with its third-string quarterback.

Allen went 21 of 34 for 289 yards with two passing touchdowns and one interception, and he added 30 yards rushing on seven carries with a rushing touchdown. The two passing scores gave him 260 total touchdowns, two more than Kelly’s 258.

Ravens lose two quarterbacks

Baltimore lost starter Lamar Jackson in the first quarter after his hand was hit as he threw a pass on the Ravens’ first play, according to the live report. Jackson left the field and was taken to the locker room, and he was later ruled out for the game. Backup Tyler Huntley then left with a foot injury in the first quarter, leaving third-string quarterback Joe Fagnano, playing in his first NFL game, to finish at quarterback.

Fagnano threw for 78 yards on 7 of 16 passing with an interception at one point in the game, and he fumbled a snap late that Buffalo linebacker Dorian Williams recovered. Baltimore managed one touchdown, on an 11-carry, 53-yard rushing day from Derrick Henry, and the Ravens fell to 4-4.

Buffalo pulls away

Buffalo led 16-7 at halftime and pulled away in the second half. James Cook ran 21 times for 80 yards and a touchdown, and he walked off under his own power after a scary moment in which he landed awkwardly on his neck. Dalton Kincaid caught four passes for 86 yards and a touchdown, including a 23-yard score late in the game, and DJ Moore caught four passes for 82 yards and a touchdown.

The win moved Buffalo to 6-1. Tyler Bass kicked field goals for Buffalo, including a 51-yard kick in the first half.

Reporting based on coverage by the Democrat and Chronicle and Bills Wire.