Bills Beat Ravens 36-10 as Allen Passes Kelly for Bills Passing Touchdown Record

The Buffalo Bills beat the Baltimore Ravens 36-10 at Highmark Stadium in Orchard Park on Sunday, November 1, 2026, in Week 8. Josh Allen threw an 11-yard touchdown pass to DJ Moore with 12:18 left in the fourth quarter for his 259th career passing touchdown, passing Jim Kelly for the most passing touchdowns in Bills history.

Buffalo improved to 6-1. Baltimore fell to 4-4. Allen added a second touchdown pass later in the fourth quarter, a 23-yard throw to Dalton Kincaid, and Tyler Bass kicked the extra point to close the scoring at 36-10. That pass took Allen to 260 career passing touchdowns.

The record pass

The Moore touchdown gave Buffalo a 29-10 lead. The Rochester Democrat and Chronicle broke the record total down as 230 regular season passing touchdowns and 29 playoff passing touchdowns at that moment. Kelly finished his career with 258 passing touchdowns, 237 in the regular season and 21 in the playoffs.

After the Kincaid touchdown, Allen stood at 260 career passing touchdowns, with 231 in the regular season. The record had belonged to Kelly, the quarterback who led Buffalo in the 1990s, until the fourth quarter on Sunday.

Buffalo builds the lead

Allen ran for a 1-yard touchdown on Buffalo's opening drive, after a Khalil Shakir touchdown catch was called back at the goal line. Baltimore answered in the first quarter. Derrick Henry scored on a rushing touchdown after an interception of an Allen pass at the Buffalo 17, and the score was 10-7.

Tyler Bass kicked a 51-yard field goal in the closing seconds of the second quarter. Buffalo led 16-7 at halftime. Baltimore scored 7 points in the first quarter, none in the second, 3 in the third and none in the fourth. Buffalo scored 10, 6, 7 and 13 by quarter.

James Cook scored on a touchdown run in the third quarter to make it 23-10. The drive included a 49-yard Allen pass to DJ Moore to the Baltimore 5-yard line. Baltimore added a field goal in the third quarter, and Buffalo scored 13 points in the fourth to put the game away.

Jackson leaves with a hand injury

Baltimore quarterback Lamar Jackson left the game with a hand injury. Ravens Wire reported a right thumb injury on Baltimore's opening offensive snap and said he was ruled out.

Backup Tyler Huntley replaced Jackson and later had a toe injury. Undrafted rookie Joe Fagnano also played at quarterback for Baltimore. The Ravens scored one touchdown all game, Henry's rushing score in the first quarter, and were held to 10 points.

Buffalo entered the game 5-1 and Baltimore entered 4-3. The win keeps Buffalo at 6-1, while Baltimore drops to 4-4 after losing its quarterback during the game.