Week 15 | Bills 32, Dolphins 29
Track Title: It Might Be Chilly
What happened: Snow held off for the first three quarters, but in the pivotal fourth quarter of the division showdown, Highmark Stadium turned into a winter wonderland. Buffalo led 21-13 at halftime after three Josh Allen TD passes, though Miami scored 16 unanswered points to take a 29-21 lead with 11:56 remaining in the game. The Bills offense engineered another comeback as Allen hit TE Dawson Knox for a TD with nine minutes remaining and got the two-point conversion to tie the game. After a defensive stop, Allen drove the Bills 86 yards in the final 5:56 to set up a game-winning field goal in the snow from Tyler Bass as time expired.
Why it mattered: Bass secured his third game-winning FG of the season and helped the Bills clinch a playoff spot for the fourth-straight year. It marks just the third time in franchise history the Bills have reached the playoffs in four consecutive seasons and the team’s third-straight season with 11 or more wins.
He said it: “It’s either a really good play or a really stupid play. I’m just thankful he (Cook) came back to the ball and made a play on it. I threw it and in my head, I’m like I know I wasted too much time. I know zero seconds on the clock and I just kind of slid on the ground and I just laid there and waited for cheers. Thank God cheers came because you’ve got to have points before the half.”
— Josh Allen on his TD pass to RB James Cook before halftime during postgame press conference.
He said it: “It’s been a journey. It’s still ongoing too, but like I said before, the support and the treatment that I’ve been getting for the last year has been next to none, and without the support and the training staff and the strength conditioning staff, I wouldn’t be where I am now.”
— Tre’Davious White, who played 100% of the snaps in his 2022 home debut during postgame press conference.
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