Summary
In an exciting NFL season opener, the Buffalo Bills came back to defeat the Baltimore Ravens 41-40, with Josh Allen playing a key role by scoring four touchdowns. Other notable performances included Aaron Rodgers' successful debut with the Pittsburgh Steelers and defensive standout Micah Parsons helping the Green Bay Packers win against the Detroit Lions.
Key Facts
- Josh Allen led the Buffalo Bills to a comeback victory over the Baltimore Ravens with four touchdowns.
- The Bills won 41-40 despite trailing by 15 points in the fourth quarter.
- This comeback was the first time since 1967 that the Bills have overcome such a deficit in the fourth quarter.
- Aaron Rodgers debuted with the Pittsburgh Steelers and threw four touchdown passes against his former team, the New York Jets.
- Micah Parsons played a significant role in the Green Bay Packers' defense during his debut, helping them defeat the Detroit Lions.
- The Indianapolis Colts broke their streak of 11 opening day losses with a victory.
- Matt Prater, a new signing for the Bills, kicked a critical 32-yard field goal as time expired.
- Lamar Jackson and Derrick Henry had strong performances for the Ravens, contributing to their initial lead.
