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Bills and Ravens collide with one-point history on the line at Highmark

Form lines pull opposite ways but a duel of Allen, Jackson, Cook and Henry lands at Highmark Stadium with tight-margin history in town.

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Highmark Stadium stages a heavyweight AFC collision on November 1. Buffalo ride W-W-L form, winning 33-30 at Las Vegas and 37-34 at the Rams either side of a 26-29 home slip against New England. Baltimore arrive wobbling on L-L-W: flattened 13-35 by Cincinnati, edged 10-13 in Cleveland, then a 30-23 bounce over Atlanta.

Head to head

History screams tight margins: two of the last three meetings finished on a single point, Buffalo 41-40 in September 2025 and 27-25 in January 2025, either side of Baltimore's 35-10 rout back in September 2024.

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  • The marquee ground battle — James Cook III (1,621 rush yards, 12 touchdowns) against Derrick Henry (1,595 yards, 16 scores).
  • Zay Flowers, 86 catches for 1,211 yards, facing a Bills defense that just conceded 33 and 34 points in consecutive wins.
  • Keon Coleman (404 yards, 4 TDs) and Dalton Kincaid (571 yards, 5 TDs) against a Ravens defense that leaked 35 to Cincinnati.

The quarterback duel frames it all. Josh Allen has stacked 3,668 passing yards, 25 touchdowns against 10 interceptions, plus 579 rushing yards; Lamar Jackson answers with 2,549 passing yards, 21 touchdowns versus 7 interceptions and 349 on the ground.

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