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Baltimore Ravens 10-14 Buffalo Bills

Justin Tucker gets his first points of the game as he kicks a 26-yarder to bring the gap back to just four points.

Big play on third down goes Buffalo way as they pressure Lamar Jackson and then almost intercept him as he throws to Derrick Henry but the catch isn't completed as he's swallowed up by the Bills defence.

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Rashod Bateman hauls in a huge 42-yard strike from Lamar Jackson, which he almost scores from but is brought down just short of the end zone at the two-year line.

Third-and-one and Baltimore bring out their usual jumbo package with tight end Mark Andrews taking the snap and driving over the line to move the chains.

Bit of afters on the Baltimore sideline as Lamar Jackson is tackled into touch and the Ravens staff are looking for a flag, but there;s no yellow on the play.

Jason Bell
Former NFL cornerback on Sky Sports

The Bills have got rhythm right now. Josh Allen understands what the weather is, he can throw through anything. His accuracy allows him to do this.

Josh Allen hits Khalil Shakir for 13 yards and James Cook drives it seven yards to get Buffalo down to the one-yard line.

Lamar Jackson is trying to dance his way out of trouble but he's careless with the football which is knocked out and recovered by Buffalo!

It's Damar Hamlin who knocks the ball loose and Von Miller scoops it up but just can't manage to score as he reumbles 39 yards to the Baltimore 24.

Baltimore tight end Mark Andrews has some of the best hands in the game so it's a big surprise when he drops Lamar Jackson's pass. You don't see that often.

Lamar Jackson is a real nuisance for defenders, as Buffalo looks to have him boxed in the pocket but he somehow finds a gap to tiptoe through and turns it into a 16-yard gain.

Annoyingly good.

Phoebe Schecter
BBC Sport NFL columnist

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Both these teams are quite similar.

Defensively they're trying to stop the run - from a quarterback perspective and a running back perspective.

We've got two veteran coaching staffs who are able to make in-game changes and adapt to what each other are trying to do.

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Solid start that. A stirring start by our star quarterbacks but the defences caught up a bit on their second drives so it's honours even.

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Only four interceptions in the regular season for Lamar Jackson.

He cuts a frustrated figure on the Baltimore sideline right now.

Again Josh Allen goes for the big one on third down but he's off target this time and Buffalo kick it away. There's maybe a case fo both of their QBs trying to do a bit too much early on in this one.

This is Lamar Jackson's eighth play-off game, and now he's thrown seven interceptions in these eight games.

And Jackson has thrown a pick in six of his eight play-off games - he'll want to clean that up in the rest of this game.

Jason Bell
Former NFL cornerback on Sky Sports

They tried to set Lamar Jackson up.

They fooled him with the pressure into aiming for the outside and he made the throw!

Oh boy, Lamar Jackson's play-off woes strike again as he throws an interception to Bills safety Taylor Rapp.

Jackson's looking for Rashod Bateman but the throw is miles off target and almost as soon as the ball left his hand he know what was happening, with his head in his hands when Rapp picks him off.

Ndamukong Suh
Former NFL defensive tackle and 2021 Super Bowl winner on Sky Sports

1,000 per cent.

Look at Jayden Daniels and Jalen Hurts... those models started with Lamar.

Everyone used to push away from a dual quarterback and say they wanted a pocket passer who could pick defences apart.

Well, I'd rather have someone who can pick them apart on the run as well.

Back to you Lamar Jackson, what's he got in store on this drive?