Key Takeaways

• Josh Allen totaled 331 yards with 210 passing and 121 rushing, contributing two touchdowns in a high-scoring, back-and-forth affair.
• Greg Rousseau blocked Harrison Mevis’s field-goal attempt in overtime, setting up Buffalo’s winning drive that ended with Bass’s 45-yard field goal at 1:55 left in OT.
• Buffalo fumbled deep in Rams territory early in overtime (James Cook), nearly costing them the game before Rousseau’s stop preserved the opportunity for a comeback.
• Kyren Williams scored the tying touchdown for the Rams with 4 seconds left in regulation to force OT, after James Cook’s earlier fourth-quarter score put Buffalo ahead.
• Puka Nacua recorded a career-best 17 receptions for 138 yards and a touchdown for the Rams, highlighting a prolific receiving night in defeat.
• Sean McVay criticized a conservative late-game play call before Mevis’s misses, indicating postgame frustrations with the kicking unit despite the late comeback bid.
• Buffalo improved to 4-1, matching a pattern of strong starts under interim/rookie head coach Joe Brady, while Los Angeles dropped to 2-3 as questions linger about late-game decision making and special-teams reliability.