Top Bills stats to know from Week 4 win at Ravens

Finding ways to win This marked the first time in franchise history that the Bills won a game they never led until the final play of regulation. Marked Buffalo’s first win in the regular season by less than 10 points since 11/1/20 vs. New England. Largest comeback since 9/25/11 vs. New England (trailed 21-0, won 34-31)Defense first The Bills defense allowed 0 points in the second half and have only allowed 7 second half points through 4 games. They have yet to allow points in the third quarter of any games. LB Matt Milano set a career-high with 13 tackles. He leads the Bills this season with 27 total tackles. The Bills linebacker core in general has been a strong unit, as Tremaine Edmunds is second on the team this season with 26 total tackles. Milano and Edmunds have combined for 7 tackles for a loss. With 2 sacks, the Bills have 13 over their first 4 games of a season for first time since 2016. The Bills defense has tied a franchise record with 8 consecutive games allowing fewer than 300 yards in regular season games.Poyer's big time play Jordan Poyer recorded the first multi-INT game of his career. The Bills have won 10 of their last 12 games when Jordan Poyer records an INT. Poyer is the first Bill since Henry Jones in 1992 with four INTs in his first three games of a season.Allen among NFL leaders Josh Allen’s second quarter to McKenzie gives Allen 10+ TD passes to four different active receivers (Stefon Diggs-22, Dawson Knox-14, Gabriel Davis-12, and McKenzie-10). Allen is one of two active NFL QBs (Aaron Rodgers) with such a feat. Josh Allen (15,341) surpassed Jack Kemp (15,134) for the third-most passing yards in team history. Allen’s 12 total TDs through four weeks are more than 22 NFL teams.