4 defining turning points from Bills’ 33-30 victory over Raiders

The Buffalo Bills secured a 33-30 road victory over the Las Vegas Raiders in Week 6, improving to a 5-1 record heading into their bye week. Writer Jamie Malloy highlights four critical turning points that fueled Buffalo's win to maintain first place in the AFC East. Key moments included Josh Allen's touchdown pass to Keon Coleman—which tied Jim Kelly's franchise record of 258 touchdown passes—and Dorian Williams' first career interception off Kirk Cousins.

Buffalo sealed the game in the fourth quarter following a James Cook go-ahead touchdown run and a crucial 38-yard field goal from Tyler Bass. Bass finished 4-for-4 on field goals on the day, extending the lead to 33-23 before Las Vegas scored a late touchdown but failed to recover an onside kick.