The Buffalo Bills triumphed over the Tennessee Titans with a dominating 34-10 victory at Highmark Stadium on Sunday, scoring 34 consecutive points after initially trailing.
The Titans took an early 10-0 lead in the second quarter, but their momentum faltered as Buffalo’s offense kicked into high gear, scoring on all five of their possessions in the second half.
Mason Rudolph, in his first start with the Titans, completed 25 of 40 passes for 215 yards, adding one touchdown and one interception. Josh Allen of the Bills had an impressive performance, throwing for 323 yards and two touchdowns, while rookie Keon Coleman made a significant impact with four receptions totaling 125 yards.
With this loss, Tennessee’s record dropped to 1-5, marking their worst start since 2015. Buffalo solidified their command with a late touchdown from Ray Davis, capping off the game at 34-10.
Buffalo’s strong second-half performance highlighted issues within the Titans defense, which struggled notably following a challenging first half. As Tennessee faced mounting pressure, coach Brian Callahan addressed player injuries and performance concerns in his post-game remarks.
The game’s flow shifted critically when the Titans made a risky fourth-down attempt early in the third quarter that failed, allowing Buffalo to capitalize and build on their lead. The Titans’ ongoing struggles have left many questions for Brian Callahan regarding game strategy and the handling of player injuries, especially that of quarterback Will Levis.
Ultimately, despite a competitive effort in the first half, the Titans could not maintain their early advantage, leading to a disappointing result in a season that continues to unfold with challenges.