Cooper Shines in Bills Debut as Allen Overcomes Slow Start in 34-10 Victory Over Titans

Amari Cooper's Touchdown Sparks Bills' Comeback Against Titans

ORCHARD PARK, N.Y. -- Amari Cooper quickly adapted to the Buffalo Bills' offense, scoring the go-ahead touchdown in his debut after being traded from Cleveland. Cooper's first catch in the game, a 12-yard touchdown from Josh Allen, helped the Bills to a 34-10 victory over the Tennessee Titans.

Despite limited practice time, Cooper was able to adjust his route at the line of scrimmage, illustrating his experience. He wrapped up the game with four catches for 66 yards, creating space for other receivers, including Keon Coleman, who amassed 125 yards on four receptions.

Josh Allen celebrated his 100th career start with 323 passing yards, completing 21 of 33 attempts and throwing two touchdowns. After a sluggish first half, Allen rebounded, showing his resilience and helping the Bills overcome a 10-point deficit, bringing their record to 5-2.

The Titans, now at 1-5, started strong with a touchdown from backup quarterback Mason Rudolph to Nick Westbrook-Ikhine, but struggled afterward, failing to score on their final eight drives. Rudolph ended the game with 215 yards, one touchdown, but also an interception and a lost fumble.

Coach Brian Callahan noted the ongoing offensive difficulties faced by the Titans, calling for answers to their scoring woes. The Bills scored three touchdowns and two field goals in the second half, showcasing their dominance.

Next up, the Titans will face the Detroit Lions, while the Bills prepare to take on the Seattle Seahawks on the road.