The Buffalo Bills certainly did not play their best football, especially offensively, but they still picked up a 30-20 road victory over the Colts on Sunday afternoon, their first win in Indianapolis since 1998.
Buffalo also improved to 8-2 for the first time since 1993, extended their win streak to five straight, and scored 30 or more points in a game for the seventh time this season, the most in the NFL.
The defense shined, intercepting Joe Flacco three times and recording four sacks. Taron Johnson returned one interception for a touchdown, adding a sack and three tackles to his day. Dorian Williams and Terrel Bernard each totaled nine tackles, while Taylor Rapp and Austin Johnson also notched interceptions. Greg Rousseau and A.J. Epenesa, along with Quinton Jefferson, each contributed a sack.
Josh Allen threw for 280 yards and added 50 rushing yards and a touchdown. He was also picked off twice. James Cook ran for 80 yards and found the end zone, while Mack Hollins led with 86 receiving yards.
Box Score | Game Highlights | AFC East Standings
GAME RECAP LINKS
- Bills 30, Colts 20 | Final score, stats to know + game highlights (BuffaloBills.com)
- Josh Allen shakes off miscues to lead shorthanded Bills to gritty victory over Colts (Democrat&Chronicle.com)
- 5 takeaways from the Bills’ 30-20 win over the Colts (BillsWire.com)
- Bills 30, Colts 20: Turnovers were the main dish being served in Week 10 (BuffaloRumblings.com)
- Instant analysis: Bills continue winning streak vs. Colts (BillsWire.com)
- Buffalo Bills highlights: Four defensive turnovers and big plays (BuffaloRumblings.com)
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