With 13 seconds left in regulation of the Chiefs-Bills divisional playoff game on Sunday, Buffalo quarterback Josh Allen hit receiver Gabriel Davis with a 19-yard touchdown pass. That was supposed to be the last salvo in a crazy two-minute drill for both teams that saw lead change after the lead change, but after Davis’ fourth touchdown of the game — a pro football postseason record — the Bills were supposed to have won this one.
We all know what happened next.
The Bills kicked off with a standard kick into the end zone as opposed to the squib kick that would have taken some of that 13 seconds off the clock, and Patrick Mahomes had all of those 13 seconds to come up with field goal position to make it a 36-36 tie, and send the thing into overtime.
