Bills vs. Ravens takeaways: Buffalo rolls as Baltimore sees Lamar Jackson head to injured reserve

Buffalo moves to 6-1 on the season after taking down the Ravens (4-4), 36-10.  While Josh Allen had three total touchdowns and became the franchise's all-time passing touchdown leader in this victory, the big story of the game was the injuries under center for Baltimore. Lamar Jackson suffered a right thumb injury on the first play from scrimmage for the offense. He was ruled out and later seen in a cast. His status going forward will be a key storyline in Week 9, especially with the Ravens playing on Thursday. 

After the Ravens fumble, Kyle Allen has relieved Josh Allen with the victory secured. 

Josh Allen has made history while extending Buffalo's lead over Baltimore. With his 11-yard touchdown pass to D.J. Moore, Josh Allen passed Jim Kelly for the most passing touchdowns in Bills history (259). 

The CBS broadcast just showed Joe Fagnano having his ankle wrapped up on the sideline. If he cannot return, running back Justice Hill is the emergency fourth quarterback. 

Of course, quarterback injuries have contributed to this, but it's been a quiet day for Ravens wideout Zay Flowers. He's been targeted five times so far, but has zero receptions. 

The big play to Moore set up an easy 5-yard touchdown run by James Cook. While injuries to Ravens quarterback turnt this game upside down, that entire sequence feels like the dagger in favor of Buffalo. It's a 23-10 game. 

Welcome back, D.J. Moore! After dealing with a shoulder injury over the past few games, Moore is making his presence felt in this second half. The Bills wideout ripped down a 49-yard reception that put Buffalo in the red zone. One of the few chunk plays of the day so far.  

Baltimore has cut into Buffalo's lead with a 26-yard field goal by Tyler Loop. It's a 16-10 game with just over 11 minutes to play in the third quarter. The Ravens nearly got a touchdown on the drive, but a rushing score by Derrick Henry was called back due to a penalty. 

Not a great sign for Lamar Jackson. The Ravens QB is back on the sideline but is wearing a black cast that covers his right thumb. 

Joe Brady has continued to stay aggressive on fourth down and was rewarded just before the two-minute warning with a swing pass from Josh Allen to Ty Johnson. 

Huntley has a foot injury and is officially listed as questionable. However, because Baltimore had to go to its emergency QB, he cannot come back in this game, so he is technically out. 

The Ravens are now down to their emergency third QB -- undrafted rookie Joe Fagnano. Tyler Huntley is dealing with a foot injury and, because Fagnano is the emergency third quarterback, he'll remain in the game from here on out. 

Really puzzling decision by Joe Brady. Buffalo had the ball at the Baltimore 1-yard line, and instead of simply sneaking Josh Allen in, they rolled him out to his left, and the attempt was stuffed by the Ravens. Instead of a touchdown, it's a short field goal from Tyler Bass and it's a 13-7 Bills lead. 

Cole Bishop laid a hit on Tyler Huntley, and the ball popped free. Buffalo recovers with an immediate red zone opportunity. 

Buffalo comes up empty on the first play of the second quarter. Joe Brady left the offense on the field on a fourth-and-4 attempt from the Baltimore 37-yard line. Josh Allen had time in the pocket, but couldn't connect with Keon Coleman. Curious decision by Brady. 

Josh Allen tried to hit Josh Palmer on a deep post, but came up short when trying to make a cut up the field. He's immediately limping to the locker room. 

This is exactly what the Ravens needed, especially in the aftermath of Lamar Jackson being ruled out. After the interception, it took the offense just two plays to get into the end zone, with Derrick Henry punching in a 2-yard score. It's a 10-7 Buffalo lead. 

Broderick Washington Jr. was able to haul in the tipped pass to pick off Josh Allen on a throw intended for Jackson Hawes. 

After a penalty negated a fourth-down conversion, Joe Brady sent the field goal unit out, and Tyler Bass booted a 56-yard field goal that doinked off the left post and in. 

This is the play in which Jackson injured his hand. 

Lamar Jackson is heading to the sideline and is getting his hand looked at after the very first play from scrimmage for the Ravens. It was on the follow-through when his hand hit Bills pass rusher Greg Rousseau. Jackson was immediately taken to the locker room, and Tyler Huntley is in at quarterback.  

With that rushing score, Josh Allen has tied Johnny Lujack (1950) for the most rushing touchdowns (9) by a quarterback through seven games in a season all-time. 

The Bills decided to take the ball and quickly established a lead. The offense capped off a 10-play, 60-yard drive on the opening possession with a one-yard touchdown run by Josh Allen. Buffalo's offense was pretty dialed in right out of the gate. Allen completed 4-of-5 for 56 yards passing to go along with that rushing score.