Greg Rousseau and Tyler Bass saved James Cook's, well you know.
Rousseau blocked a Harrison Mevis field-goal attempt in overtime. The Bills, led by Josh Allen's legs, moved the ball into position for a field goal and Bass connected from 45 yards with 1:55 left and Buffalo had a 37-34 victory over the Los Angeles Rams at SoFi on Monday.
There were 35 points scored in the fourth quarter, including a touchdown by Cook and LA's Kyren Williams in the final 94 seconds.
Williams' score came with five seconds left and forced overtime.
In the extra session, Nate Landman punched the ball out of Cook's hands for the second time in the game. This fumble wound up recovered by Aaron Donald and the Rams had a chance to make Cook a goat.
NATE KNOCKOUT 🤜 Aaron Donald
recovers James Cook III's critical fumble in OT@BUFvsLAR on ESPN Stream on @NFLPlus pic.twitter.com/dXgivXVfiv
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However, the Mevis field goal attempt was blocked by Rousseau and Allen led a five-play, 35-yard drive that set up Bass' winning kick.
a sigh of relief 😅 pic.twitter.com/jok4ATNE3Z
— NFL (@NFL) October 13, 2026
TYLER BASS WINS IT FOR THE BILLS IN OT 🦬 pic.twitter.com/o27ZxH82TL
— NFL (@NFL) October 13, 2026
Allen threw for 210 yards and a touchdown.. He added 121 yards rushing on 10 carries and a touchdown.
Rams quarterback Matthew Stafford was 40-of-54 for 383 yards as Los Angeles, the preseason Super Bowl favorites, fell to 2-3 and 1-2 at home.
Buffalo is 4-1 and leads the AFC East by a game over the New England Patriots, who beat the Bills at Highmark Stadium last week.
This was Allen's first overtime win in eight tries.
This article originally appeared on Touchdown Wire: Tyler Bass field goal lifts Bills over Rams in overtime
