Bills extend winning streak to seven games with 33-30 victory over Raiders

The Buffalo Bills beat the Las Vegas Raiders 33-30 on Sunday at Allegiant Stadium, extending their winning streak to seven games and moving to 5-1 on the season. The Bills' defense yielded 378 yards and 25 first downs, while the offense scored the winning points through a combination of field goals and a late touchdown pass from quarterback Josh Allen to Keon Coleman.

Allen said the team will continue to focus on outscoring opponents, noting, "> It's football, we play how we need to play. We just have to score one more point than they do, that's just how it rolls sometimes. And we're not going to sit here and say we can’t be better as an offense. We left a lot of points on the field."

The Bills' passing attack was graded B, with Allen completing a crucial 14-yard reception and Coleman delivering a key 15-yard catch that set up the go-ahead field goal. Running back James Cook contributed 95 rushing yards and a touchdown run. The passing defense received a D grade after Raiders quarterback Kirk Cousins threw for 313 yards and two touchdowns, though linebacker Dorian Williams recorded an interception.

Special teams were highlighted by kicker Tyler Bass, who made all four field-goal attempts and three extra points, extending his perfect season record to 13-13. The Bills also recovered an on-side kick in the final minutes.

Head coach Joe Brady received a C+ grade for overall game management, with criticism focused on the lack of pressure on the Raiders' quarterback and inconsistent offensive play-calling in the first half.