Buffalo Bills Dominate with Balanced Offense in Win Over Lions

Josh Allen's historic performance and a revitalized rushing attack propel Buffalo to a 48-42 victory against Detroit.

Josh Allen became the first NFL player to record at least two passing touchdowns and two rushing touchdowns in consecutive games, finishing with 362 passing yards, 68 rushing yards, and four total touchdowns.
The Bills' rushing attack, led by James Cook, Ray Davis, and Ty Johnson, combined for 197 yards and four touchdowns, showcasing a versatile and dynamic ground game.
Buffalo's offensive line excelled in executing diverse run schemes, including tackle-pull plays, which repeatedly exploited Detroit's defense for significant gains.
Offensive coordinator Joe Brady's creative play-calling utilized a mix of personnel, formations, and misdirection, keeping the Lions' defense off balance throughout the game.
Despite defensive struggles allowing 42 points, the Bills secured their 11th win of the season, maintaining their position as the AFC's second seed behind Kansas City.