Josh Allen tied a franchise record, and the Bills held on. Buffalo beat the Raiders thirty-three to thirty Sunday in Las Vegas and improved to five and one.
Allen’s twelve-yard shovel pass to Keon Coleman was his two hundred fifty-eighth career touchdown pass, tying Jim Kelly for the most in Bills history. Allen finished with two hundred fifty-five yards and two touchdowns, and the Bills had no turnovers. James Cook ran for ninety-five yards and a touchdown, and caught three passes for fifty-eight yards.
Kirk Cousins threw for three hundred thirteen yards, and his forty-four-yard touchdown pass cut it to three with under two minutes left. The Bills recovered the onside kick.
The Bills have a bye next week, then host Baltimore November first.
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