A play at the end of the first half of the Bills' 31–21 win over the Dolphins caught the attention of Miami coach Mike McDaniel, and has been brought to the attention of the NFL.
With the game tied at 14 and two seconds left in the first half, Bills quarterback Josh Allen and the team's offense lined up to kneel the ball, as teams often do to run out the game clock. But Allen appeared to fumble the ball then took a knee as he simultaneously recovered the ball. While he took the knee, the official blew the whistle. Allen then got up, tossed the ball to an official and jogged off to the locker room as Dolphins cornerback Jack Jones attempted to pursue the Bills signal-caller and the ball. The NFL's official scorebook for the game lists the play as an Allen fumble and recovery at the Bills' 28-yard line.
