Only three teams remain unbeaten in the NFL after Buffalo suffered a defeat against Baltimore on Sunday night. Kansas City, Minnesota, and Seattle are now the only teams without a loss one month into the season.
Kansas City improved to 4-0 by overcoming a 10-point deficit to secure a win against the Chargers in Los Angeles. Minnesota also holds a perfect record at 4-0 after securing a dramatic victory over Green Bay, where they initially raced to a 28-0 lead. Meanwhile, Seattle, with a current record of 3-0, will face the Detroit Lions on Monday night.
In a challenging prime-time matchup, Buffalo lost 35-10 to Baltimore, struggling from the very first play when Ravens running back Derrick Henry scored an 87-yard touchdown unchallenged. The Ravens’ victory moved them to 2-2, as they adeptly managed a 19-minute span of scoreless play by capitalizing on key moments. After Buffalo narrowed Baltimore’s lead to 21-10 in the third quarter, Kyle Van Noy of the Ravens forced a fumble from Bills quarterback Josh Allen, which led to another Baltimore touchdown and solidified their lead.
Henry had an impressive performance, accumulating 199 rushing yards, marking his second game this season with over 100 rushing yards, a feat he achieved only four times the previous year.