Bills edge Raiders 33-30 at Allegiant Stadium
The Buffalo Bills defeated the Las Vegas Raiders 33-30 in a high‑scoring game, improving to 5-1 and earning a bye week.
Key points
- Buffalo won 33-30 at Allegiant Stadium, moving to a 5-1 record.
- The Bills’ offense led the NFL in scoring entering the game.
- Las Vegas relied on rookie tight end Brock Bowers to stay competitive.
- The Raiders allowed the highest offensive success rate and the third‑highest EPA per play.
- The game was part of the NFL Week 6 schedule.
Buffalo Beats Las Vegas 33-30 at Allegiant Stadium
The Buffalo Bills held off a late comeback and defeated the Las Vegas Raiders 33-30 at Allegiant Stadium on Sunday.
The victory moved the Bills to a 5-1 record as they head into a bye week.
Buffalo entered the game with an offense that leads the NFL in scoring.
The Raiders relied on rookie tight end Brock Bowers to give them a way to keep pace.
Las Vegas had allowed the highest offensive success rate and the third‑highest EPA per play while surrendering 34 points per game.
The Raiders’ defense has harshly regressed, showing a higher amount of variance and a lower Dropback EPA Allowed per play.
The contest was part of the NFL Week 6 schedule.
Your questions, answered
What was the final score of the Bills vs. Raiders game?
The Buffalo Bills defeated the Las Vegas Raiders 33-30.
How did the Bills’ record change after the game?
The victory moved the Bills to a 5-1 record.
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