Bills watch victory slip away in 13 seconds as Chiefs end their postseason again - Buffalo Bills Blog- ESPN

KANSAS CITY, Mo. — The game appeared over.

Quarterback Josh Allen quickly marched the Buffalo Bills downfield, converting two fourth downs and finding wide receiver Gabriel Davis for their fourth touchdown connection of the game to take a 36-33 lead. Surely the Chiefs wouldn't be able to march downfield to tie the game with 13 seconds remaining.

But despite the offense's heroics, the Bills defense came up short when it was needed most. The Chiefs marched downfield and Harrison Butker kicked a 49-yard game-tying field goal before the Chiefs quickly won the game on the first drive of overtime, 42-36, to advance to the AFC Championship Game.

A game that will go down as one of the best in postseason history ends with the Bills' season coming to a close. The 25 points scored in the last two minutes of regulation are the second-most of regulation of any game in the Super Bowl era, per Elias Sports Bureau.

The divisional-round game featured four lead changes in the final two minutes and ended in devastating fashion for the Bills, who had sights all season long set on the Super Bowl.

The loss also marks a second consecutive year that the Bills' season has ended at Arrowhead Stadium after a loss in the AFC Championship Game last year, 38-24. Buffalo has yet to win a road playoff game under coach Sean McDermott (0-4).

Davis had a breakout performance in the game, becoming the first player in postseason history to catch four touchdown passes. He finished with eight receptions for 201 yards.

After an offseason partially built around addressing problems that came up last postseason against the Chiefs, especially the pass rush, the Bills have to get back to work on finding ways to get past Kansas City.

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