Buffalo Bills vs. Miami Dolphins 31-29: A Last-Second Field Goal

The Buffalo Bills lead the AFC East, while the Miami Dolphins are two games back and looking to complete the season sweep of Buffalo.

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Those teams are among the top offenses in the league, so the match should be a fun one to watch.

The Miami Dolphins settled for a 39-yard field goal from Jason Senders to take the lead at the beginning of the first quarter, 3-0 for the Dolphins.

Later, the Buffalo Bills started the possession with a three-yard run from Singletary.

After some passes and runs, Allen seemed too tight to end Quintin Morris in the endzone; Buffalo Bills led 7-3.

The Dolphins created a second field goal for 21 yards out in the second quarter, Bills still lead 7-6.

The Buffalo Bills’ offense worked very well as Allen found Nyheim Hines for the 10-yard touchdown, Bills led 14-6.

After getting a first down at the Bills’ 11-yard line, Salvon Ahmed took the handoff, bouncing off a tackle and scoring a touchdown.

His first touchdown of the year changed to score to Bills 14-13.

Before halftime, Allen flushed from the pocket and found Cook for the score; the Bills led 21-13.

After exchanging punts and scores, both teams were tied 29-29 in the fourth quarter.

Fortunately, Buffalo Bills successfully converted the last goal attempt as time expired and won the match 31-29.