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    Titans vs. Bills final score, results: Buffalo blows out Tennessee on Monday Night Football
    Titans vs. Bills final score, results: Buffalo blows out Tennessee on Monday Night Football

    The Bills came into the 2022 NFL season with high expectations, and after two weeks they’re certainly living up to the hype. 

    Buffalo followed up an impressive Week 1 win over the Rams by obliterating the hapless Tennessee Titans at home on Monday Night Football. 

    Josh Allen was dominant once again, carving up the Titans’ defense with ease as he racked up 327 total yards and 4 touchdowns. His favorite target, Stefon Diggs, had a stellar night of his own, securing 12 catches for 148 yards and 3 touchdowns.

    The game got off to a fast start, with both teams scoring touchdowns on their first offensive drives. Josh Allen found fullback Reggie Gilliam on a screen pass to get the Bills on the board first, before Derrick Henry bulldozed his way into the end zone to answer.

    Unfortunately for Titans fans, those would be their last points of the night. 

    MORE: Dane Jackson injury update after leaving game vs. Titans in ambulance following scary collision with teammate

    Buffalo completely dominated the rest of the way on both sides of the ball. Even when the Titans’ defense forced a rare stop, their offense committed several untimely turnovers to keep the momentum firmly with the Bills. 

    Ryan Tannehill had a rough night, finishing 11-20 with 117 yards and 2 interceptions, including a pick-six to Matt Milano in the third quarter. He was pulled from the game for the final few drives, with rookie Malik Willis taking his place.

    Even Derrick Henry, who was stellar in his previous two games against the Bills, never got anything going after his touchdown. He was held to just 25 yards on 13 carries for the night. 

    Titans head coach Mike Vrabel was blunt in his postgame assessment of the game. “We got our asses kicked, plain and simple,” he told reporters. Hard to disagree with that. 

    For the Bills, it was another stunning display of just how good they can be. Many predicted they would bring a Super Bowl to Western New York for the first time ever this season, and after two weeks that looks like a real possibility. 

    Next up for the Bills is a matchup with the similarly 2-0 Miami Dolphins, while the Titans will have to regroup ahead of a date with the Las Vegas Raiders. 

    Titans vs. Bills score

      Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 F
    Titans 7 0 0 0 7
    Bills 7 10 24 0 41

    Titans vs. Bills live updates, highlights from Monday Night Football

    (All times Eastern)

    10:30 p.m. — Victory formation here in Buffalo. 34 unanswered points by the home team blew this game wide open, and Bills Mafia will be celebrating tonight. 

    10:26 p.m. — There’s the two-minute warning. If there was still any doubt left about whether the Bills are Super Bowl contenders, that should be gone after tonight. For the Titans, this season has started about as badly as it possibly could have. 

    10:21 p.m. — James Cook, the Bills’ rookie running back, just ripped off a nice 33-yard run. He’s trying to redeem himself after fumbling in his only carry in Week 1 against the Rams. 

    10:14 p.m. — The Bills punt it away. Willis, a third-round draft pick this year out of Liberty, will get at least a few more snaps in his NFL debut. 

    10:09 p.m. — Tennessee turns it over again. Willis breaks free on a scramble but coughs up the ball and the Bills recover. That’s turnover No. 4 on the night for the Titans. 

    10:04 p.m. — The Titans just muffed another punt, but this time they fell on it to keep possession. Rookie Malik Willis is in the game at quarterback for Tennessee. 

    10:00 p.m. — The Bills just won the 3rd quarter by a margin of 24-0. Sheesh. Josh Allen finishes 26-38 with 317 passing yards and 4 touchdowns. Another unbelievable performance from Buffalo in Week 2. 

    End of third quarter: Bills 41, Titans 7

    9:56 p.m. — Another Titans punt, but at this point it’s just a matter of how much the Bills will win by. Case Keenum has replaced Josh Allen at quarterback for Buffalo. 

    Bills 41, Titans 7

    9:50 p.m. TOUCHDOWN — OK, this is officially a rout. Matt Milano picks off Tannehill and takes it all the way to the house for the pick-six. This is heading towards another statement win for Buffalo.

    9:44 p.m. — Another injury. Micah Hyde is down now. Bills fans will be hoping he’s alright, as he’s been one of their defensive stars the past few seasons. There’s also been an update on Dane Jackson, who was taken to a local medical facility after a scary collision in the first half. 

    Bills 34, Titans 7

    9:41 p.m. TOUCHDOWN — ANOTHER ONE. Stefon Diggs finds the end zone for the THIRD time tonight! This Bills offense is putting on a show here once again.

    9:36 p.m. — BUFFALO INTERCEPTION. Jordan Poyer gets the pick on Tannehill after the pass was initially batted by Tremaine Edmunds. The Bills get the ball back with great field position. 

    Bills 27, Titans 7

    9:32 p.m. — Tennessee holds the Bills to a field goal, but that’s still not doing them much good at this point. Bass has stretched the lead to 20 points midway through the third quarter.

    9:27 p.m. — Speaking of punting, Buffalo has finally been forced into kicking it away. That’s their first punt this season. But wait, the Bills IMMEDIATELY have the ball back. Kyle Phillips muffs the catch and Buffalo falls on it to force the turnover!

    9:20 p.m. — Again, the answer is no. Henry gets stuffed at the line, then Tannehill is hit as he throws on 3rd down. Tennessee punts it away for the third time tonight. 

    9:17 p.m. — This game is in danger of turning into a blowout. Buffalo’s offense has been relentless tonight. Time to see if the Titans can put together a drive to stay in this thing. 

    Bills 24, Titans 7

    9:15 p.m. TOUCHDOWN — Who else? Stefon Diggs has his second touchdown of the game, hauling in a 46 yard bomb from Allen. The connection between these two is truly special to watch. 

    9:10 p.m. — The Titans defense had a great chance to get off the field, but Allen finds Jamison Crowder on 3rd and long to move the chains. 

    9:06 p.m. — They won’t get any, though. The Bills defense holds again to force another punt, with a Tannehill deep ball intended for Westbrook-Ikhine falling incomplete on 3rd down. 

    9:03 p.m. — The second half is underway, with the Titans getting the ball first. They could use some points on this drive to keep within striking distance.

    9:01 p.m. — Josh Allen’s stats in the first half: 18/23, 208 yards, 2 touchdowns and a 133.3 passer rating. Not too shabby.

    8:58 p.m. — The touchdown was nice, but these celebratory moves by Stefon Diggs may have been even nicer. 

    8:49 p.m. — A Bills sack on Ryan Tannehill is the final play of the first half. Both offenses started hot, but the Titans cooled off in the second quarter while the Bills kept the pedal down to pull out to a two-possession lead. 

    End of first half: Bills 17, Titans 7

    8:46 p.m. — Jackson has left the field in an ambulance. Scary scene in Buffalo. 

    8:41 p.m. — This has been a very rough night for injuries for both teams. Bills corner Dane Jackson is down now, and it looks serious. The cart is coming onto the field to attend to him.

    Bills 17, Titans 7

    8:36 p.m. TOUCHDOWN — The Bills extend their lead. Josh Allen scrambles left, then turns right and fires it back across the field to a wide open Stefon Diggs. That’s the star wideout’s second touchdown of the season.

    8:34 p.m. — With Buffalo facing another 4th and short situation deep in Titans territory, it looks like they’ve gotten bailed out by an offsides call on the defense. However, Sean McDermott called a timeout just before the snap. 

    8:28 p.m. — Here come the Bills again. Josh Allen and company have the ball in the red zone thanks to a deep ball to Jake Kumerow and a pair of completions to Stefon Diggs. That’ll bring us to the two-minute warning. 

    8:23 p.m. — For the first time tonight, we have a three-and-out. Buffalo’s defense stifles the Titans to force another punt. On the injury front, Taylor Lewan has been ruled questionable to return. 

    Bills 10, Titans 7

    8:20 p.m. — Here’s another look at that false start call. The Titans may have caught a break there…

    8:17 p.m. — The Bills are moving down the field once again, but a rare misfire from Josh Allen brings up 4th down. After a false start call goes against them, they’re forced to trot out Tyler Bass, who connects from 49 yards to give Buffalo the lead. 

    8:07 p.m. — Now the Bills come up with a much-needed stop on defense. An offensive facemask penalty backs the Titans up, and they can’t convert another 3rd and long play. Buffalo has the ball back inside its own 20-yard line.

    8:02 p.m. — The Titans convert on 3rd and 15 after a nice catch and run by Treylon Burks. They’ve moved the ball into Bills territory once again. 

    End of first quarter: Bills 7, Titans 7

    7:54 p.m. — The Tennessee defense comes up with a big stop. The Bills were driving, but the Titans stuff Josh Allen in the backfield on 4th and short to get the ball back. 

    Bills 7, Titans 7

    7:47 p.m. TOUCHDOWN — The Titans go for it on 4th and short from near the goal line, and Derrick Henry powers his way up the middle and into the end zone. That was a HUGE drive by the Titans to answer. What a start to this game. 

    7:45 p.m. — The Titans have it inside the 5-yard line on a throw to Nick Westbrook-Ikhine. Buffalo challenged the catch, but the play stands. 

    7:40 p.m. — Derrick Henry is looking sharp early, with a few nice runs to kickstart the Titans’ offense. A Ryan Tannehill throw to Austin Hooper now has them in the red zone. 

    7:37 p.m. — Tennessee’s Trenton Cannon and Buffalo’s Mitch Morse are both questionable to return after early injuries. Titans offensive lineman Taylor Lewan also just limped off the field. 

    Bills 7, Titans 0

    7:30 p.m. TOUCHDOWN — A clinical opening drive by the Bills ends with a touchdown. Josh Allen sets up a screen to full back Reggie Gilliam, who bounces to the outside and finds the corner of the end zone.

    7:25 p.m. — Josh Allen hurdles a defender AGAIN. He moves the chains on 3rd and long with an outstanding play. 

    7:23 p.m. — Devin Singletary rips off a big run to get the Bills offense close to midfield, but another injury stops proceedings again. This time it’s Buffalo’s starting center, Mitch Morse, who has to leave the field.  

    7:17 p.m. — Randy Bullock boots the opening kickoff through the end zone for a touchback, but already a Titans player has gone down injured. It’s utility man Trenton Cannon. 

    7:13 p.m. — It’s a beautiful night for football in Western New York. Kickoff is just moments away.

    6:57 p.m. — Fun fact: the Titans and Bills have played each other in each of the last five seasons (including tonight). Josh Allen has also faced Tennessee in every season of his NFL career. The Titans are looking to make it three wins in a row over their familiar foes tonight. 

    6:46 p.m. — Looks like you can add Von Miller to the list of people who are backing Josh Allen to win the MVP award this season.

    6:23 p.m. — Stefon Diggs is getting loose as he often does by playing catch with some fans in Buffalo. 

    6:12 p.m. — The inactive lists have been released and wide receiver Gabe Davis is OUT for Buffalo with an ankle injury. He’s joined by defensive tackle Ed Oliver, who also misses out for the Bills. For the Titans, running backs Dontrell Hillard and Julius Chestnut have been ruled out along with cornerback Kristian Fulton.  

    What time is the NFL game tonight?

    • Date: Monday, Sept. 19
    • Time: 7:15 p.m. ET

    Titans vs. Bills is scheduled to start at 7:15 p.m. ET from Highmark Stadium in Buffalo, N.Y.

    What channel is Titans vs. Bills on today?

    • TV channel: ESPN
    • Live stream: ESPN+, fuboTV (US) | DAZN (Canada)

    Titans vs. Bills will air on ESPN as part of a special two-game Monday night broadcast, with Vikings vs. Eagles airing simultaneously for much of the night on ABC. 

    The ESPN and ABC broadcasts will be working to cover both games across both networks, with live look-ins, score updates and highlights from each game being shown on the other channel. 

    Steve Levy, Louis Riddick and Dan Orlovksy will be on the call from Buffalo. 



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