The Baltimore Ravens topped the Buffalo Bills 22-15 in a tightly contested Week 8 matchup, solidifying their position in the playoff race for the 2026 season. Both teams entered the game with high stakes, but it was Baltimore that emerged victorious, showcasing their resilience and strategic execution. Josh Allen led the Bills with a strong performance, throwing for 224 yards and one touchdown, while Khalil Shakir was his top target, racking up 84 receiving yards. On the ground, Derrick Henry carried the Ravens with 78 rushing yards, providing crucial support to the offense as they controlled the tempo of the game. Baltimore's ability to balance their attack was key in securing the win. Defensively, the Ravens excelled, with Trenton Simpson leading the charge with nine total tackles and Nate Wiggins making a pivotal interception that shifted momentum in the second half. While Greg Rousseau registered a sack for the Bills, it was Baltimore’s defensive pressure that ultimately stymied Buffalo's comeback efforts. The game turned decisively when Wiggins intercepted Allen, allowing the Ravens to extend their lead and hold off a late-game push from the Bills.