Ravens Defeat Bills 35-10: Derrick Henry Shines in Victory

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00:00Ravens just hosted, not only hosted the Bills, but beat the

00:03Bills 35 to 10. A very complete game by the Ravens checking all

00:07the boxes from offense, defense to special teams. Obviously, the

00:11big performance from Derrick Henry, but it was a sound

00:13performance for the for the offense overall building off of

00:16what they did well versus the Cowboys carrying that momentum

00:19into this game. Tom mentioned earlier too, this is something

00:22we can see them continue to do for a couple of games here. But

00:25most importantly, do not count out the Buffalo Bills. Now I

00:28will also say this, we did see some spark coming out of

00:30halftime for the Bills. We did also see some injuries for the

00:34Bills. So they're working down a few units here and still trying

00:37to perform and produce. We saw Josh Allen get a little shaken

00:40up there for a minute. So a number of things play into this.

00:43So I'm right there with you, Tom, when you say it's not time

00:46to panic. But when we run through this 54.8% completion

00:50rate for Josh Allen tonight, they struggled. They're only 50%

00:53in the red zone. Third downs were just not it for them

00:55tonight, 23% efficiency when it came to third down. So we say

00:59don't panic. But where can we potentially see the Bills go

01:02from here in terms of successfully starting to get

01:05back in the W column?

01:07I mean, I think it starts immediately next week. And I

01:10think James Cook needs to continue to play a bigger role

01:13in their offense overall. Josh Allen, like he has this

01:18connection with Cook, they need to look to some of the

01:21consistent short passes, which will then open up some of the

01:24deeper passes with someone like Keon Coleman, you know, maybe

01:26getting up the scene with Dalton Cade. So, you know, Allen, of

01:29course, could have been more effective tonight, a little more

01:32efficient. I don't think we need to worry about what Allen is

01:36capable of doing. He actually has continued to start off the

01:39year with no interceptions, looking to Josh Allen to be more

01:43of a passer, they need to, like remove him from the run game to

01:46protect him. He's already dealing with this hand issue on

01:48his left hand. So I'm not too worried about the Bills. I think

01:51finding consistency in their receiving core, that's always

01:54gonna be a little bit tough. I think Khalil Shakir will

01:57continue to be the best number one option, but we're gonna see

02:00Keon Coleman step up at times, we're gonna see James Cook be

02:02involved at times, it's gonna be Dalton Cade. It's good stuff

02:06from the Bills, but they need to kind of fix things moving

02:09forward, and continue to get James Cook involved. He needs

02:12like close to 20 plus total touches on a weekly basis. And

02:15that's when I think their offense will be operating at

02:17like 100% efficiency.

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