Orchard Park, N.Y. — The Buffalo Bills take on the Seattle Seahawks at 4:05 p.m., Sunday at Lumen Field in Seattle.

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Final: Buffalo 31, Seattle 10

The Bills walked into Seattle ready for a fight. In the end, the Seahawks probably should’ve ended with more than ten points. Two unfortunate mistakes inside the Buffalo 5-yard line resulted in only three points. Despite both teams combining for a season-high in penalties, the Bills responded much better than their opponents.

Offensively, the Bills had easily one of their best showings of the year. Josh Allen finished 24/34 on throwing attempts and 283 yards. James Cook had 17 rushed for 111 yards and two rushing touchdowns, as well as three receptions for an additional 22 yards. Khalil Shakir led the way for receiving with 9 catches for 107 yards. Keon Coleman and Dalton Kincaid also came away with receiving touchdowns in the team win.

On defense, the Bills crushed the Seahawks. Most of Seattle’s yards came after the game was practically over. Buffalo even held their opponents to a staggering 1 rushing yard at halftime.

Games like this are why the Bills can be so dominating. It appears that when the Bills are good, they are very good. But, when the Bills are not so good, they are very not good.

Fourth quarter

Buffalo drive starts 5:02 at own 25-yard line

Mitch Trubisky comes in for Josh Allen. On 1st down, Ray Davis gets the rush for one yard. Davis gets another handoff for eight yards on second down. On 3rd, Davis gets the rush for no gain. The Bills will punt.

The muffed punt by Seattle means Mack Hollins picks up the ball and the Bills keep it.

Davis gets the handoff and slides for 11 yards.

Trubisky will kneel it out and end the game.

Seattle drive starts 7:23 at own 10-yard line

Fant gets the catch for a gain of seven yards. Smith-Njigba reels in a catch for the first down. Geno Smith keeps it himself for a gain of 13 yards and a first down. Charbonnet can’t bring down the pass on 1st and 10. On 2nd Fant can only get two yards on the short catch. On 3rd down Javon Solomon sacks Smith for a big loss. After a delay-of-game penalty the Seahawks will punt it away.

Buffalo drive starts 7:55 at own 20-yard line

Ray Davis gets the rush for four yards. The Bills are called for a false start to back them up five yards. Now 2nd and 11, a pass by Allen is batted down. On 3rd down Shakir can’t shake the tackle and the Bills will punt

SCORE UPDATE: Buffalo 31, Seattle 10 with 8:02 remaining fourth quarter

Seattle drive starts 11:19 at own 30-yard line

Charbonnet gets the reception for four yards on the first down. Noah Fant gets 14 yards on the reception to get a first down. Pressure by Buffalo forces Geno Smith to throw the ball away.

Now 2nd and 10, Smith-Njigba gets 18 yards on the reception. Barner follows it up with his own 15-yard reception. Another quick pass misses the target from Smith. Charbonnet gets a catch and fights his way to the Buffalo 3-yard line.

Now 1st and goal, Charbonnet gets no gain on the rush. On 2nd down, Damar Hamlin is called for the DPI. Now 1st down on the Buffalo 1-yard line, Charbonnet finds his way into the end zone for a touchdown.

SCORE UPDATE: Buffalo 31, Seattle 3 with 11:19 remaining fourth quarter

Buffalo drive starts 0:04 (third quarter) at own 27-yard line

Back-to-back runs by Cook means about eight yards of gain. Now 3rd and 2, Cook fights for just under two yards. On 4th and inches, Allen gets pushed to a first down.

Dawson Knox is found downfield for a 27-yard gain. A DPI on Riq Woolen means the Seahawks give up a big loss. Now on the Seattle 24-yard line, Cook gets the rush for 13 yards and a first down. An encroachment on Seattle gives the Bills a free five yards. James Cook runs through a defender for the touchdown run.

Third quarter

Buffalo drive starts 0:04 at own 27-yard line

A look downfield to find nothing by Allen means he’ll throw it away and end the quarter.

Seattle drive starts 1:53 at own 20-yard line

Kenneth Walker makes the most of a bad pitch from Geno Smith and gets five yards. Seattle gets called for holding on first down and is brought back ten yards. A false start by Seattle backs them up another five yards. Geno escapes the Buffalo pressure for a positive run, but an unsportsmanlike conduct penalty brings them back. Now 3rd and 20, a gain of only five isn’t enough for the first down.

SCORE UPDATE: Buffalo 24, Seattle 3 with 1:57 remaining third quarter

Buffalo drive starts 5:59 at own 49-yard line

Cook gets three yards on the carry to start the drive. James Cook gets another handoff for a first down. Shakir gets only two yards on the behind-the-line-of-scrimmage pass.

Now 2nd and 8, Allen gets three yards on the scramble. With five yards to go, Keon Coleman makes an athletic catch for 21 yards and the first down. James Cook follows this up with a chunk play of his own, gaining 13 yards on the rush. Cook gets the handoff and takes it to the outside for a touchdown.

Seattle drive starts 8:31 at own 30-yard line

On 1st down, Rasul Douglas nearly intercepts the ball but can’t bring it down. Now 2nd and 10, Christian Benford gets the illegal contact call to give Seattle a first down. Walker gets the handoff and gets only one yard. Smith-Njigba gets 13 yards. Walker gets one yard on the handoff again on the first down.

Walker then catches the ball on second to get the easy first down. On the Buffalo 40-yard line, the pressure from Buffalo forces Geno Smith to throw the ball away, but is intercepted by Austin Johnson.

SCORE UPDATE: Buffalo 17, Seattle 3 with 8:31 remaining third quarter

Buffalo drive starts 14:54 at own 23-yard line

A holding by the Bills brings them back 10 yards. Now 1st and 20, a screen play for Keon Coleman gets 15 yards. Now 2nd and 5, Cook easily gets the first down on the 7-yard catch and run. Khalil Shakir gets the deep catch for a 35-yard reception.

Now 1st and 10 from the Seattle 31-yard line, Kincaid gets a catch for a 10-yard first down. Cook fights for two yards on 1st and 10. Shakir gets the ball behind the line of scrimmage and makes a move to get an extra six yards. Now 3rd and 2, Ty Johnson plows through the line to get the first down.

Now 1st and goal at the Seattle 5-yard line, a delay game will back the Bills up five yards. Now with ten yards to go, Josh Allen doesn‘t like his options and throws the ball away. 2nd and goal sees Allen keep the ball himself for a gain of only two yards. Now 3rd and goal with nine yards to go, Allen looks at Kincaid but can’t connect.

Tyler Bass makes the 27-yard attempt.

Halftime: Buffalo 14, Seattle 3

The Bills dominate on offense, but it’s the Seattle mistakes that tell the story of the first half. The Bills have had plenty of success with all things offense and show no signs of stopping. Other than Josh Allen throwing his first interception of the season, the Bills will go into the half happy.

However, two different goal-line attempts by the Seahawks only resulted in three points. A change in luck could mean a very different story.

A bad snap by the center Connor Williams backed them up over twenty yards to take them out of touchdown range. Not long after, Williams stepped on Geno Smiths’ foot causing him to fall on a 4th and 1 attempt. A roughing-the-passer on Derrick Hall gave the Bills another shot at the end zone, allowing them to score before ending the half.

The Bills will get the ball to start the half up 11 points. As the rain continues to fall, the Seahawks will have to get out of their own way in order to beat this fiery Bills team.

Second quarter

Seattle drive starts 0:18 at own 30-yard line

The Seahawks kneel the ball to end the half.

SCORE UPDATE: Buffalo 14, Seattle 3 with 0:18 remaining second quarter

Buffalo drive starts 4:44 at own 7-yard line

Josh Allen connects with Dalton Kincaid for a gain of only one yard. Coleman gets called for the OPI to make in 2nd and 13. Shakir makes it 3rd and 5 on the short catch. Josh Allen loses the ball but kicks it forward for Ty Johnson to land on it for the first down.

James Cook slips through the defense for 18 yards.

Khalil Shakir gets the ball and runs for 16 yards. James Cook is able to sneak away for four yards. Now 2nd and 6, Cook gets the catch over the middle for a gain of three. 3rd and three sees Josh Allen take it himself for nine yards.

Now first down on the Seattle 36-yard line, Josh Allen throws an incompletion. On 2nd and 10, Allen runs it again for a gain of four. A roughing-the-passer penalty gives the Bills a first down.

Bills will now be first and 10 on the Seattle 12-yard line. An incompletion in the end zone for the Bills brings up second down. Now 25 seconds left, Dalton Kincaid gets the touchdown reception.

Bass converts the extra point.

Seattle drive starts 6:43 at Buffalo 7-yard line

Walker gets two yards on the first down rush. Now 2nd and goal at the Buffalo 5-yard line, Zach Charbonnet gets four yards on the rush. With 1-yard to go, the Bills stuff the Seahawks at the goal line. The Seahawks go for it on 4th and goal, and Geno Smith slips and falls for a turnover on downs.

Buffalo drive starts 8:15 at own 30-yard line

Cook gets the run for three on first down. Shakir finds his way to get another four yards after the pressure on Allen. On 3rd and three Josh Allen throws his first interception of the season.

SCORE UPDATE: Buffalo 7, Seattle 3 with 8:14 remaining second quarter

Seattle drive starts 0:18 (first quarter) at own 9-yard line

Now 2nd and 5, Jaxon Smith-Njigba gets the first down. On 1st and 10, Walker gets the rush for a gain of one. Walker gets the catch for five yards on second down. Laviska Shenault Jr. gets the first down on the 3rd down attempt. Jake Bobo gets his first catch of the day for another first down.

Now into Buffalo territory, Walker gets 17 yards on the dump-off pass. AJ Barner joins in on the fun with a 14-yard reception and a first down. A neutral zone infraction by Buffalo gives the Bills five yards.

Smith-Njigba gets a reception for the first down. Now on the Buffalo 3-yard line, Walker goes for nothing on first down. Now 2nd and goal, a bad snap over the head of Geno Smith means a big loss for the Seahawks. Now 3rd and goal on the Buffalo 22-yard line, the Seahawks get a delay of game to go back another 5-yards. Smith-Njigba will get a gain of only four yards.

Jason Myers makes the 38-yard attempt.

First quarter

Seattle drive starts 0:18 at own 9-yard line

A penalty on the first play backs the Seahawks up about five yards. Tyler Lockett gets his first reception for a gain of nine yards.

Buffalo drive starts 3:21 at own 12-yard line

Cook gets the play-action pass to get 12 yards on the gain. Amari Cooper gets his first catch of the game on the left side for a gain of only three. Cook gets another first down with a powerful seven-yard run.

On first down, the Bills go for another play-action, but the pass is too long for Kincaid. A false start marks the fifth penalty of the quarter for the Bills. Now 2nd and 15, Keon Coleman gets another deep shot but can’t bring down the touch catch. Now 3rd down, Shakir gets the screen-play for about 13 yards.

The Bills will opt to punt.

Seattle drive starts 4:51 at own 30-yard line

Geno Smith hands off to Walker for the first play of the drive but is taken down by Rasul Douglas to bring them back two yards. Walker gets the ball again for a gain of four yards. Smith looks downfield on 3rd down but can’t connect with a receiver.

The Seahawks are forced to punt.

SCORE UPDATE: Buffalo 7, Seattle 0 with 4:51 remaining first quarter

Buffalo drive starts 13:58 at own 10-yard line

Dawson Knox hauls down a deep pass for 23 yards from Josh Allen. James Cook follows this up with a handoff for an 8-yard run. On 2nd down the Bills get called for a holding and will back themselves up ten yards. Shakir gets the ball and slides his way through a couple of defenders to pick up eight yards. On 3rd and 4, Dalton Kincaid gets the quick pass for the first down.

A false start will back the Bills up five yards to start the down. Now first and 15, Seattle gives up a penalty for a first down. Shakir gets a little shifty to sneak for nine yards on the first. Now second and 1, James Cook gets stuffed for a gain of a couple of inches.

Now 3rd and 1, Allen sneaks his way for a first down. The Bills pick up a holding to bring them back 10 yards. After a bad snap, Cook is able to make it a positive run for about five. 2nd and 15 sees Keon Coleman get his first catch of the game to make it 10 yards to go.

On 3rd and 10, Keon Coleman gets 25 yards and the first down. James Cook gets his turn again for a 12-yard run. On 1st and goal, Coleman gets targeted in the end zone but can’t bring it down.

Josh Allen keeps it himself for a gain of a couple of yards. 3rd and goal on the Seattle 2-yard line, Keon Coleman goes upstairs to haul down the touchdown reception.

Tyler Bass converts the point-after attempt.

Seattle drive starts 15:00 at own 30-yard line

Greg Rousseau bats down the play-action pass on the first play of the game. Another play-action pass goes for only 1 yard to Kenneth Walker. On 3rd and 9, a drop-back pass by Geno Smith gets knocked down again by Rousseau.

The Seahawks will punt after only 50 seconds.

Pregame

Good afternoon, everyone! My name is Evan, and I‘ll be doing the live updates for today’s game.

The 5-2 Buffalo Bills are away at the Seattle Seahawks who are 4-3. This Week 8 matchup showcases two quarterbacks known for slinging the ball. Geno Smith currently leads the NFL in total passing yards coming into this week, while Josh Allen leads the league in QBR.

Both of these teams had significant injuries last week to key players. The Bills placed DT DeWayne Carter on injury reserve on Friday, while the Seahawks are without start receiver DK Metcalf. The Bills will also be without WR Curtis Samuel.

With both teams having powerful offenses, this game will surely come down to who can get the most stops. Both teams currently sit at the top of their divisions, therefor both teams will be hungry for a win.

Today’s game also marks Tom Brady’s first time providing color for a Bills game since joining the FOX broadcast booth.

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