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0 Buffalo Bills receiver Stefon Diggs caught three of Josh Allen’s four touchdown passes as he topped 100 yards receiving for the second-straight game to start the season; Diggs finished with 12 catches for 148 yards and the three scores
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Highlights of the Tennessee Titans at the Buffalo Bills in Week Two of the NFL season.
Josh Allen marked his side’s home opener with four touchdown passes, including three to Stefon Diggs, as the Buffalo Bills secured a blowout 41-7 win over the Tennessee Titans on Monday night.
Story of the Game
Allen topped 300 yards passing for the 15th time of his career, completing 26 of his 38 pass attempts for 317 yards, before being rested for the entire fourth quarter with the victory already well secured.
Diggs was the other standout, securing 12 catches for 148 yards, seeing him top 100 yards receiving in each of the receiver’s first two games of the season.
Buffalo Bills quarterback Josh Allen celebrates with wide receiver Stefon Diggs after one of their three touchdown connections
The Bills defense, meanwhile, limited the Titans to just 182 yards of total offense and only 12 first downs, returning two sacks and forcing four turnovers, one of which was returned 43 yards by linebacker Matt Milano for a touchdown.
The wheels fell off for the Titans, in particular in the third quarter as they were outscored 24-0. Ryan Tannehill, who finished 11 of 20 for 117 yards, threw interceptions on consecutive possessions and was benched following Milano’s pick six. Rookie QB Malik Willis took over but completed only one of four passes for six yards in his action, while he ran the ball four times for 16 yards and lost a fumble.
With victory, the Bills (2-0) exorcised some frustrations of the past, including a 42-16 loss to Tennessee in 2020 and a 34-31 loss last year in which Buffalo squandered a seven-point fourth-quarter lead and Allen was stuffed at the goal line in the final seconds.
The Titans (0-2) open the season with back-to-back defeats for the first time in a decade and with questions over a defense that gave up 313 yards passing a week after allowing 238 yards rushing. Meantime, star running back Derrick Henry was limited to just 25 yards on 13 carries, but did score the team’s only points on two-yard TD.
Injuries affected both teams in the contest, the most serious involving Bills cornerback Dane Jackson, who hurt his neck in a troubling collision with a team-mate. He was taken to a hospital for evaluation, the Bills saying Jackson had ‘full movement in his limbs’.
Stats leaders
Titans
- Passing: Ryan Tannehill, 11/20, 117 yards, 2 INTs
- Rushing: Hassan Haskins, nine carries, 37 yards
- Derrick Henry, 13 carries, 25 yards, 1 TD
- Receiving: Treylon Burks, four catches, 47 yards
Bills
- Passing: Josh Allen, 26/38, 317 yards, 4 TDs
- Rushing: James Cook, 11 carries, 53 yards
- Receiving: Stefon Diggs, 12 catches, 148 yards, 3 TDs
Scoring Summary
Scoring summary
| FIRST QUARTER | |
|---|---|
| Titans 0-7 Bills | Josh Allen 11-yard TD pass to Reggie Gilliam (extra point) |
| Vikings 7-7 Eagles | Derrick Henry two-yard TD run (extra point) |
| SECOND QUARTER | |
| Titans 7-10 Bills | Tyler Bass 49-yard field goal |
| Titans 7-17 Bills | Josh Allen four-yard TD pass to Stefon Diggs (extra point) |
| THIRD QUARTER | |
| Titans 7-24 Bills | Josh Allen 46-yard TD pass to Stefon Diggs (extra point) |
| Titans 7-27 Bills | Tyler Bass 37-yard field goal |
| Titans 7-34 Bills | Josh Allen 14-yard TD pass to Stefon Diggs (extra point) |
| Titans 7-41 Bills | Matt Milano 43-yard interception return for a TD (extra point) |
What they said… ‘They outplayed us, outcoached us’
Bills quarterback, Josh Allen: “When we execute, how we know we’re supposed to execute, success typically leads to success.
“We’re just trying to be the best version of ourselves.
“It doesn’t matter who it’s against. Like, that’s a good team that we played. For us to go do that was great.”
Titans head coach, Mike Vrabel: “We got our (butts) kicked, plain and simple.
“They outplayed us and they outcoached us, and that’s the definition of it. We’re going to go back to work and try to figure out how to win a football game.”
What’s next?
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Week Three in the NFL kicks off with an AFC North rivalry clash on Thursday Night Football as the Pittsburgh Steelers (1-1) visit the Cleveland Browns (1-1). Watch it live on Sky Sports NFL from 1.20am on Friday morning.
Next up for the Bills, meanwhile, they travel to the Miami Dolphins on Sunday at 6pm. The Titans host the Las Vegas Raiders (0-2) at the same time, with both teams looking to get their first win on the board in 2022.
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