Buffalo rallied from a late deficit to beat Los Angeles 37-34 in overtime, powered by a 331-yard dual-threat performance from Josh Allen and a decisive blocked field goal by Greg Rousseau that set up Tyler Bass’s 45-yard game-winner. The game featured back-and-forth scoring and a pivotal turnover in overtime when Buffalo fumbled in Rams territory, only to recover and convert on the ensuing possession. Buffalo’s defense and special teams made critical plays to extend the night, while Rams star Matthew Stafford threw for 383 yards and three touchdowns in a loss that exposed concerns about late-game decision making and kicking. With the win, Buffalo moved to 4-1, signaling momentum as the team adapts under rookie head coach Joe Brady. The outlook includes continued tests against high-powered offenses and evaluating special-teams consistency moving forward.