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			Dalton strikes quickly in Bengals' win over Bills 
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			 [August 27, 2018] 
			Veteran quarterback Andy Dalton 
			completed 11 of 16 passes for 180 yards and two first-quarter 
			touchdowns, leading the visiting Cincinnati Bengals 26-13 over the 
			Buffalo Bills in a preseason game Sunday in Orchard Park, N.Y. 
 Dalton hit John Ross on a 57-yard scoring strike on Cincinnati's 
			first play from scrimmage, then connected with A.J. Green on a 
			14-yarder as the Bengals took a 14-0 lead. Randy Bullock kicked 
			field goals from 46 and 37 yards to extend the lead to 20-0 at 
			halftime.
 
 After a 40-yard Bullock field goal early in the second half, the 
			Bills finally got on the board. Second-year quarterback Nathan 
			Peterman, who finished 16 of 21 for 200 yards, hit Jason Croom for a 
			17-yard score, then Travaris Cadet added a 1-yard run to close the 
			Bills' deficit to 23-13 in the third quarter.
 
 Jonathan Brown closed out the scoring with a 19-yard field goal in 
			the fourth quarter for the Bengals.
 
 The Cincinnati defense recorded six sacks, five of them on Josh 
			Allen. Buffalo's rookie first-round pick completed 6 of 12 passes 
			for 34 yards. AJ McCarron, who was in the mix to be the Bills' 
			starting quarterback, sat out due to a right collarbone injury.
 
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			Buffalo Bills quarterback Josh Allen (17) is under pressure by 
			Cincinnati Bengals defensive end Carl Lawson (58) and defensive 
			tackle Geno Atkins (97) during the first quarter of a game at New 
			Era Field. Mandatory Credit: Mark Konezny-USA TODAY Sports 
            
			 
			Cincinnati (3-0) ends the preseason Thursday against the visiting 
			Indianapolis Colts. The Bills (1-2) go to Chicago to face the Bears 
			in their preseason finale on Thursday.
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