Zay Flowers’ Game-Changing TD Sends Ravens on a Surprising Tear Against Bills

The Ravens wasted no time making a statement right out of the halftime gate, blitzing down the field in just four swift plays. Lamar Jackson connected with Zay Flowers on a slick 23-yard touchdown strike, instantly stretching Baltimore’s lead to 27-13 with nearly 13 minutes remaining in the third quarter. Flowers wasn’t just a one-trick pony on that drive—he blasted a pivotal 39-yard catch that flipped the field and then maneuvered through a perfectly executed screen pass into the end zone, showcasing both his speed and savvy. With five catches totaling 98 yards and a touchdown, Flowers has quickly become Jackson’s go-to weapon. Meanwhile, Jackson’s efficiency remains off the charts—10 completions on 12 attempts, 129 yards through the air, plus a rushing touchdown to boot. This Ravens offense is firing on all cylinders, with every scoring drive clocking in under six plays. It’s a clinic in quick-strike football that’s hard to knock. Want the full nitty-gritty? LEARN MORE.

Once again, the Ravens have put in a quick scoring drive.

After receiving the second-half kickoff, Baltimore needed only four plays to get into the end zone with a 23-yard pass from Lamar Jackson to Zay Flowers.

The play gave the Ravens a 27-13 lead with 12:48 left in the third quarter.

Flowers had a pair of big plays on the possession. He first caught a 39-yard pass deep over the middle on third-and-7 from the Baltimore 38, putting the Ravens in scoring position.

On the next snap, Jackson fired a screen to Flowers on the left side. With blockers in front of him, Flowers used his speed to get into the end zone and give his club a 14-point advantage.

Flowers has five receptions for 98 yards with one touchdown.

Jackson is now 10-of-12 for 129 yards with one touchdown passing and one touchdown rushing.

All three of Baltimore’s touchdown drives of them have taken six or fewer plays. Jackson’s 1-yard touchdown run also capped a four-play possession.