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The Buffalo Bills turned the tide in a hard-fought match with a nine-play, 61-yard drive that restored their lead. Quarterback Josh Allen finally broke through with his first touchdown pass of the game, connecting with Keon Coleman on a 7-yard gain to put the Bills up 19-14.
The scoring drive was fueled by two key penalties against the Los Angeles Rams: a defensive holding call on Jaylen Watson and a 21-yard pass interference flag on Quentin Lake, who was covering Coleman. Earlier in the possession, Allen had been stopped on a 9-yard scramble from the Rams’ 13-yard line, but the penalties extended the Bills’ field position enough to set up the game-winning score.
Following the touchdown, Buffalo attempted a two-point conversion but faced setbacks: Alec Anderson’s false start and a missed 38-yard extra-point attempt by Tyler Bass. The Bills have now gone 0-for-2 on two-point conversions this season and 3-for-12 over the past three seasons, adding frustration to an otherwise pivotal moment in the game.

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