Following Allen’s interception, Mayfield wasted no time in leading the offense to a touchdown pass. Godwin’s remarkable catch leveled the game before Kincaid’s touchdown put Buffalo back in the lead for halftime.
In the beginning of the third quarter, Allen connected with Kincaid for an 18-yard gain on the first play. This set the stage for an efficient 9-play drive that concluded with a quick pass to Gabe Davis, marking the team’s final touchdown of the day.
The following plays resulted in six consecutive punts, as both teams struggled to establish any scoring opportunities. Bills punter Sam Martin showcased his skills by landing three out of four punts inside the 10-yard line, with two reaching the 5-yard line.
During his last punt, Cam Lewis made a valiant effort to down the ball, but unfortunately, it rolled into the end zone for a touchback.
In the latter stages of the game, Tampa Bay posed a threat to Buffalo’s lead. After a lengthy drive, Mike Evans made a touchdown catch followed by a successful two-point conversion. Buffalo was forced to punt, and Mayfield led the Bucs to their own 45-yard line, where they attempted a Hail Mary.
As a chaotic scramble for the ball ensued, it ultimately landed in the Bills’ end zone, signaling the end of the game.
The Bills’ record improves to 5-3 this season. Next Sunday, they will travel to Cincinnati for a matchup against the Bengals at 8:20 p.m.
