Tennessee Titans vs. Buffalo Bills: Live Score, Highlights and Analysis

The Tennessee Titans once again manage to eek out a victory 35-34 and improve to 3-4, keeping their slim playoff hopes alive. The Bills drop to 3-4 and miss out on an opportunity to take control of their division.

Both teams have some clear issues to fix on the defensive side—missed tackles and big plays ruled the day. Defensive coordinators Jerry Gray and Dave Wannstedt are both on the hot seat after this one.

Chris Johnson get the headlines for taking off for 195 yards and 2 touchdowns. C.J. Spiller and Fred Jackson each did their fair share of damage as well, both on the ground and the air.

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A clean fourth quarter on the scoreboard suddenly is marked off with what could be the game-winning score. Matt Hasselbeck finds Nate Washington for a 15-yard touchdown on fourth-and-nine. Titans have the lead 35-34.

Buffalo is unstoppable on offense. They have scored on five of their last six possessions. Ryan Fitzpatrick finds Stevie Johnson for the 27-yard go-ahead touchdown. Bills lead 34-28.

Buffalo makes short work of the Titans defense, taking the ball 66 yards in seven plays to make it a one-point game once again. Tennessee leads 28-27 midway through the third quarter.

Tennessee takes advantage of a Ryan Fitzpatrick fumble and pick up their fourth touchdown of the game on a short drive. Titans lead 28-17 early in the third quarter.

After the Titans had the first punt of the game, the Bills were able to drive down to field goal range and make it a one point game before the half. Tennessee still leads 21-20.

The Titans defense shows the first signs of this game having, well, defense. The Bills are forced to settle for a short field goal making the score 21-17 Tennessee. 

Chris Johnson nearly picked up his third touchdown of the game. Jamie Harper ran in for a touchdown from one yard out instead. Titans lead 21-14 early in the second quarter.

Brad Smith gives his response to the response, by taking back the ensuing kickoff 89 yards for a touchdown. The score is now 14-14 and it's still the first quarter.

Chris Johnson is back—at least for today. He takes off for an 83-yard touchdown run to give the Titans a 14-7 lead.

The Bills took a tad bit longer to score, but the score is tied nonetheless. Fred Jackson made it into the end zone to complete a 13-play 83-yard drive. It's tied up at seven in the first quarter.

The Titans went 77 yards in just eight plays for their opening drive, capping it with a 16-yard Chris Johnson touchdown run. The Bills are in for a long day if that's all they can muster up on defense.