The most recent Buffalo Bills vs Baltimore Ravens matchup was played on September 7, 2025, at Highmark Stadium in Orchard Park, New York. Buffalo defeated Baltimore 41-40 after trailing by 15 points late in the fourth quarter. Josh Allen threw for 394 yards and two touchdowns while adding two rushing touchdowns; Lamar Jackson produced 209 passing yards, two passing touchdowns and 70 rushing yards with another rushing score.

Key Statistics

Buffalo Bills vs Baltimore Ravens — September 7, 2025

StatisticBuffalo BillsBaltimore Ravens
Final Score4140
First Downs2919
Total Yards497432
Passing Yards389 net / 394 gross194 net / 209 gross
Rushing Yards108238
Total Plays7850
Yards per Play6.48.6
Time of Possession34:4925:11
Third Down7/156/11
Fourth Down1/10/0
Red-Zone TD/Trips3/3?*5/7
Turnovers01
Sacks Allowed12
Penalties-Yards5-387-51
Field Goals3/32/2
Punts43

*Red-zone figures can vary by database definition. The official box-score-derived team statistics list Baltimore at 5/7; the article focuses on directly comparable box-score categories elsewhere. Buffalo finished with 497 total yards against Baltimore’s 432 and held a substantial possession advantage.

Leading Player Statistics

PlayerTeamPassingRushingReceivingTDs
Josh AllenBUF33/46, 394 yds, 2 TD, 0 INT14-30—4
Lamar JacksonBAL14/19, 209 yds, 2 TD, 0 INT6-70—3
Derrick HenryBAL—18-169, 9.4 avg1-132
Zay FlowersBAL—2-87-143, 1 TD1
Keon ColemanBUF——8-112, 1 TD1
James CookBUF—13-44, 1 TD5-581
Khalil ShakirBUF——6-640
Josh PalmerBUF——5-610
Dalton KincaidBUF——4-48, 1 TD1

The complete game statistics show Allen with a 112.0 passer rating, Jackson with a 144.4 rating, Henry with 169 rushing yards, Flowers with 143 receiving yards and Coleman with 112 receiving yards.

Career Overview

The Bills-Ravens series has developed into an important AFC matchup, including regular-season meetings and two postseason games. Through the September 7, 2025 meeting, the teams had played 14 times, with the series tied 7-7. Baltimore held a 7-5 regular-season advantage, while Buffalo had won both postseason meetings.

The matchup has featured two prominent dual-threat quarterbacks in Josh Allen and Lamar Jackson. Allen entered the 2025 season as Buffalo’s established franchise quarterback after winning the 2024 AP NFL MVP Award, while Jackson had already won two MVP awards and remained Baltimore’s primary passing and rushing threat.

Running back production has also been central to the matchup. Derrick Henry rushed for 199 yards against Buffalo in the September 29, 2024 meeting and then produced 84 yards in the January 19, 2025 AFC Divisional Playoff. He followed those performances with 169 yards and two touchdowns in the September 2025 game.

Career Statistics

The following table covers major active players who were central to the Bills-Ravens matchup. Career totals are regular-season statistics and include the 2026 season through Week 1 where the source provides them.

Josh Allen — Buffalo Bills

SeasonGamesPass YardsPass TDINTRush YardsRush TD
2018122,07410126318
2019163,0892095109
2020164,54437104218
2021174,40736157636
2022164,28335147627
2023174,306291852415
2024173,73128653112
2025173,668251057914
2026*133420——
Career12930,43622294——

*2026 through Week 1. NFL.com lists Allen with 30,436 career passing yards, 222 passing touchdowns and 94 interceptions through 129 regular-season games.

Lamar Jackson — Baltimore Ravens

SeasonGamesPass YardsPass TDINTRush YardsRush TD
2018161,201636955
2019153,1273661,2067
2020152,7572691,0057
2021122,88216137672
2022122,2421777643
2023163,6782478215
2024174,1724149154
2025132,5492173492
2026*132410401
Career11722,932188566,56236

*2026 through Week 1. NFL.com lists Jackson with 22,932 passing yards, 188 passing touchdowns, 56 interceptions, 6,562 rushing yards and 36 rushing touchdowns through 117 regular-season games.

Derrick Henry — Baltimore Ravens

SeasonTeamGamesRush YardsRush TDRec YardsRec TD
2016TEN1549051370
2017TEN1674451361
2018TEN161,05912990
2019TEN151,540162062
2020TEN162,027171140
2021TEN8937101540
2022TEN161,538133980
2023TEN171,167122140
2024BAL171,921161932
2025BAL171,595161500
2026*BAL11443190
Career15413,1621251,8205

*2026 through Week 1.

Season-by-Season Stats

Recent Bills-Ravens Meetings

DateVenueCompetitionBuffaloBaltimoreResult
Sep. 29, 2024M&T Bank StadiumRegular season1035BAL win
Jan. 19, 2025Highmark StadiumAFC Divisional Playoff2725BUF win
Sep. 7, 2025Highmark StadiumRegular season4140BUF win

The September 2024 meeting was dominated by Baltimore’s rushing attack, including Henry’s 199-yard performance. Buffalo then defeated Baltimore 27-25 in the 2025 AFC Divisional Round before winning the following regular-season meeting 41-40.

2024 Regular-Season Meeting

PlayerTeamPassingRushingReceiving
Lamar JacksonBAL13/18, 156 yds, 2 TD6-54, 1 TD—
Derrick HenryBAL—24-199, 1 TD3-10, 1 TD
Justice HillBAL——2-?
Josh AllenBUF16/29, 180 yds5-21—
Khalil ShakirBUF——4-62
Keon ColemanBUF——3-51
Dalton KincaidBUF——5-47

Baltimore won the game 35-10, producing 427 total yards compared with Buffalo’s 236.

2025 AFC Divisional Playoff

PlayerTeamPassingRushingReceiving
Lamar JacksonBAL18/25, 254 yds, 2 TD, 1 INT6-39—
Derrick HenryBAL—16-84, 1 TD—
Isaiah LikelyBAL——4-73, 1 TD
Rashod BatemanBAL——4-66, 1 TD
Josh AllenBUF16?——
James CookBUF———

Baltimore led 19-21 entering the fourth quarter but Buffalo finished with a 27-25 victory. Jackson threw for 254 yards and two touchdowns, while Henry added 84 rushing yards and a touchdown.

Records

Notable Matchup Records and Milestones

CategoryStatistic
2025 game scoreBills 41, Ravens 40
2025 Buffalo total offense497 yards
2025 Baltimore rushing238 yards
Josh Allen passing394 yards
Josh Allen total TDs4
Lamar Jackson total TDs3
Derrick Henry rushing169 yards
Derrick Henry rushing TDs2
Zay Flowers receiving143 yards
Keon Coleman receiving112 yards
2025 game comeback margin15-point fourth-quarter deficit overcome
Series meetings through Sept. 202514
Series record through Sept. 20257-7
Postseason seriesBuffalo 2-0

The 2025 game featured 929 combined yards and 81 combined points. Buffalo’s 41 points came despite the Ravens holding a 238-108 rushing advantage.

Awards and Honors

PlayerMajor Honors
Josh Allen2024 AP NFL MVP; multiple Pro Bowl selections
Lamar JacksonTwo-time AP NFL MVP; multiple Pro Bowl selections
Derrick Henry2020 AP Offensive Player of the Year; 5-time Pro Bowl selection; 1st-team All-Pro
James CookPro Bowl selection; 2025 NFL rushing leader
Zay Flowers2025 Pro Bowl selection
Keon ColemanNo Pro Bowl selection through the 2025 season

Allen won the 2024 AP MVP award after receiving 27 first-place votes.

For the 2025 Pro Bowl, the NFL listed Allen and Jackson among the AFC quarterbacks, Henry among the running backs, and Flowers among the wide receivers. Cook was selected as a replacement after Henry’s replacement status.

James Cook led the NFL in rushing in 2025 with 1,621 yards and 12 touchdowns and was named a second-team AP All-Pro.

Performance Trends

Josh Allen vs. Baltimore

Allen’s production against Baltimore changed substantially across the three most recent meetings:

GamePass YardsPass TDRush YardsRush TD
Sep. 20241800210
Jan. 2025 Playoffs————
Sep. 20253942302

The September 2025 performance represented a major increase in passing production from Allen compared with his 180-yard performance in Baltimore one year earlier. His 394 passing yards accounted for most of Buffalo’s 497 total yards.

Lamar Jackson vs. Buffalo

GamePass YardsPass TDRush YardsRush TD
Sep. 20241562541
Jan. 2025 Playoffs2542390
Sep. 20252092701

Jackson maintained a consistent touchdown-passing output across all three recent meetings, recording two passing touchdowns in each game. His rushing production also remained significant, reaching 70 yards in the September 2025 meeting.

Derrick Henry vs. Buffalo

Henry’s three most recent performances against Buffalo illustrate his ability to generate explosive rushing plays:

GameCarriesRushing YardsYards/CarryTD
Sep. 2024241998.31
Jan. 202516845.31
Sep. 2025181699.42

Henry recorded two separate games of at least 169 rushing yards against Buffalo within a three-game span.

Historical Context

The Bills-Ravens series is unusually balanced in its overall results. Through the September 2025 meeting, the teams had split 14 total games, 7-7, including two postseason contests. Buffalo’s two postseason victories came in the 2021 divisional playoffs and the January 2025 AFC Divisional Round.

The recent series has also demonstrated contrasting offensive approaches:

  • Baltimore produced 238 rushing yards against Buffalo in September 2025.
  • Buffalo produced 389 net passing yards.
  • Buffalo ran 78 offensive plays compared with Baltimore’s 50.
  • Baltimore averaged 8.6 yards per offensive play, while Buffalo averaged 6.4.
  • Despite Baltimore’s 238-108 rushing advantage, Buffalo won because of its passing volume, possession time and fourth-quarter scoring.

The September 2024 matchup showed the opposite statistical pattern. Baltimore generated 427 total yards to Buffalo’s 236 and won 35-10. Henry’s 199 rushing yards were a major component of that offensive output.

Head-to-Head Statistics

Buffalo Bills vs Baltimore Ravens — Series

CategoryBuffalo BillsBaltimore Ravens
Total meetings1414
Overall wins77
Regular-season wins57
Playoff wins20
Overall points in series299203*
2025 regular-season result4140
2025 playoff result2725
2024 regular-season result1035

*The franchise head-to-head figures reported by Pro Football Reference and Football Database differ in how historical team scoring is represented across their displays; the win-loss series record is consistently listed as 7-7 through the September 2025 game.

Josh Allen vs. Lamar Jackson

CategoryJosh AllenLamar Jackson
Career regular-season games through 2026 Week 1129117
Career passing yards30,43622,932
Career passing TDs222188
Career interceptions9456
Career rushing yards—6,562
Career rushing TDs—36
2025 matchup passing yards394209
2025 matchup passing TDs22
2025 matchup rushing yards3070
2025 matchup total TDs43

NFL career data shows the different statistical profiles of the two quarterbacks: Allen has accumulated substantially more passing volume and yardage, while Jackson has added more than 6,500 career rushing yards.

Recent Form

As of September 16, 2026, the most recent completed regular-season games for both teams are their 2026 Week 1 contests.

The Ravens opened the 2026 season with a 41-23 victory over Indianapolis. Lamar Jackson passed for 324 yards and one touchdown while rushing for 40 yards and another touchdown. Derrick Henry rushed for 144 yards and three touchdowns, while Zay Flowers recorded 150 receiving yards and one touchdown.

Buffalo opened 2026 with a 36-31 victory over Houston. Josh Allen completed 20 of 29 passes for 334 yards and two touchdowns while adding two rushing touchdowns. Dalton Kincaid recorded 130 receiving yards and newcomer DJ Moore had 100 receiving yards and a touchdown.

2026 Week 1 Snapshot

PlayerTeamPassingRushingReceiving
Josh AllenBUF20/29, 334 yds, 2 TD2 TD—
James CookBUF—13-573-12
Lamar JacksonBAL17/25, 324 yds, 1 TD7-40, 1 TD—
Derrick HenryBAL—24-144, 3 TD1-19
Zay FlowersBAL——5-150, 1 TD

Statistical Highlights

  • 41-40: Buffalo’s final score in the September 7, 2025 thriller.
  • 394: Josh Allen’s passing yards in the 2025 meeting.
  • 4: Allen’s total touchdowns in that game.
  • 209: Lamar Jackson’s passing yards in the 2025 matchup.
  • 169: Derrick Henry’s rushing yards on 18 carries.
  • 143: Zay Flowers’ receiving yards on seven receptions.
  • 112: Keon Coleman’s receiving yards on eight catches.
  • 497: Buffalo’s total offensive yards.
  • 432: Baltimore’s total offensive yards.
  • 238: Baltimore’s rushing yards.
  • 29: Buffalo first downs compared with Baltimore’s 19.
  • 34:49: Buffalo’s time of possession.
  • 7-7: The all-time Bills-Ravens series record through September 2025.
  • 2-0: Buffalo’s postseason record against Baltimore through their January 2025 meeting.

Frequently Asked Questions

What was the final score of the Buffalo Bills vs Baltimore Ravens game?

The Buffalo Bills defeated the Baltimore Ravens 41-40 on September 7, 2025, at Highmark Stadium.

Who had the most passing yards in Bills vs Ravens?

Josh Allen had the most passing yards in the September 2025 matchup, completing 33 of 46 passes for 394 yards and two touchdowns.

How many rushing yards did Derrick Henry have against the Bills?

Derrick Henry rushed for 169 yards on 18 carries, averaging 9.4 yards per carry and scoring two touchdowns in the September 7, 2025 game.

How did Lamar Jackson perform against Buffalo?

Jackson completed 14 of 19 passes for 209 yards and two touchdowns without an interception. He also rushed six times for 70 yards and one touchdown.

Who led the Bills in receiving against Baltimore?

Keon Coleman led Buffalo with 8 receptions for 112 yards and one touchdown. Khalil Shakir added 64 yards, Josh Palmer had 61, and James Cook had 58 receiving yards.

Who led Baltimore in receiving?

Zay Flowers led the Ravens with 7 receptions for 143 yards and one touchdown. DeAndre Hopkins added two receptions for 35 yards and a touchdown.

What was Josh Allen’s passer rating against Baltimore?

Allen recorded a 112.0 passer rating in the September 2025 game.

What was Lamar Jackson’s passer rating against Buffalo?

Jackson posted a 144.4 passer rating in the same game.

What is the all-time Bills vs Ravens record?

Through the September 7, 2025 meeting, the series was tied 7-7, including two postseason meetings. Buffalo had won both playoff games.

When was the previous Bills vs Ravens playoff game?

The previous playoff meeting was the AFC Divisional Round on January 19, 2025, when Buffalo defeated Baltimore 27-25 at Highmark Stadium.

What were Derrick Henry’s stats in the 2024 Bills-Ravens game?

Henry rushed for 199 yards on 24 carries, averaging 8.3 yards per carry, and scored one rushing touchdown. He also caught three passes for 10 yards and a touchdown.

Sources and References

  • NFL.com — official player career statistics, game information and league awards.
  • BaltimoreRavens.com — official Ravens game center and matchup information for the September 7, 2025 game.
  • BuffaloBills.com — official Bills game recap and player statistics.
  • Pro Football Reference — historical box scores, team records and player statistics.
  • The Football Database — detailed game box score, team statistics and Bills-Ravens series history.
  • ESPN — independent game box-score verification.
  • NFL Football Operations — official Pro Bowl roster information.
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