"The Buffalo Bills know they still have plenty to clean up as they face the New York Jets in Week 2 after producing a remarkable late comeback to defeat the Baltimore Ravens in their season opener. A heavyweight clash between the Bills and the team they beat in last season's AFC Divisional Round did not disappoint, as Buffalo recovered from a 40-25 deficit late in the fourth quarter to claim a stunning 41-40 victory thanks to Matt Prater's field goal as time expired."
"Buffalo gave up 238 rushing yards as the Bills allowed Derrick Henry to run riot, problems at the safety position laid bare in a game that saw Henry go for 169 rushing yards and two touchdowns, while two-time MVP Lamar Jackson had 70 yards on the ground and a touchdown. Jackson threw for 209 yards and two scores."
Buffalo produced a late comeback to defeat the Baltimore Ravens 41-40, overcoming a 40-25 deficit with Matt Prater's field goal as time expired. The comeback showcased Josh Allen's playmaking but exposed major defensive issues. The Bills surrendered 238 rushing yards, with Derrick Henry rushing for 169 yards and two touchdowns and Lamar Jackson adding 70 rushing yards and a touchdown while passing for 209 yards and two scores. Head coach Sean McDermott cited fundamental, assignment and youth-related problems and demanded growth. Improvements are necessary ahead of Week 2 against the New York Jets, who feature dual-threat quarterback Justin Fields and running back Breece Hall.
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