The Buffalo Bills dominate the San Francisco 49ers 21-3 at halftime, showcasing a stellar winter football performance. Offensive coordinator Joe Brady initially struggled to adjust to the unexpected snowfall but quickly adapted, leveraging the offensive line’s power against the 49ers’ snow-inexperienced defense.
San Francisco’s running back Christian McCaffrey showed early promise but left the game with an apparent knee injury. Meanwhile, Bills running back James Cook shined, rushing for 100 yards and a touchdown on just nine carries, showcasing speed unmatched in the snowy conditions.
Quarterback Josh Allen made history, surpassing Jim Kelly as the franchise’s all-time touchdown leader. Remarkably, Allen achieved this milestone before completing his seventh professional season. However, concerns arose when Allen appeared to injure his left hand during an early scramble, prompting the Bills to likely limit his risk for the remainder of the game.
