Overview
- Denver won 33-30 in overtime, set up by a ruled interception on Josh Allen’s pass to Brandin Cooks that positioned Will Lutz for the deciding field goal.
- Bills head coach Sean McDermott said he believed the overtime play should have been ruled a catch for Cooks.
- Buffalo committed five turnovers, including two interceptions and two lost fumbles by Allen, which one report said led to 16 Denver points.
- Allen said he felt he let his teammates down and acknowledged that a team cannot win with that many giveaways.
- Teammates rallied around their quarterback, with Dion Dawkins offering support and Brandin Cooks praising his leadership, as the loss extended Buffalo’s Super Bowl drought and marked a fourth Divisional Round exit in five seasons.