The aforementioned two-point try saw quarterback Josh Allen drift slightly left before missing a wide-open Khalil Shakir in the back of the end zone with an off-platform throw, and in turn saw Eagles legend Donovan McNabb recall a similar play he once made—and completed—during his time with Philadelphia.

The final seconds in Philadelphia left little room for nuance, and the missed two point conversion quickly became the defining moment of the Bills’ on.

After a late comeback attempt fell short, Josh Allen and the Buffalo Bills lost 13-12 at home to Jalen Hurts and the Philadelphia Eagles on Sunday.

Buffalo Bills quarterback Josh Allen has been beaten up against the Jacksonville Jaguars. He has three different injuries and spent two different times in the blue medical tent. He is still in the game, but we will have to see how it impacts him going forward.

Josh Allen is trending, and it’s not because of a highlight throw or a viral touchdown celebration. Instead, Buffalo Bills fans are nervously watching.

The NFL Tuck Rule stated that if a quarterback's arm was moving forward when the ball came loose, it was an incomplete pass, even if the ball was being tucked back in toward the quarterback. The rule was eliminated in 2013.

There may not be a better example of Buffalo Bills' quarterback Josh Allen operating off script and firing a jaw-dropping laser for an improbable completion. From the ability to keep the play alive to the pinpoint accuracy of the throw, Allen's 11-yard ...

Facing a one-point deficit against the Eagles and mere seconds left on the clock, the Bills put the ball into the hands of their standout signal-caller, Josh Allen. Their decision backfired.

Follow along as Josh Allen and the Buffalo Bills travel to face the Jacksonville Jaguars in the wild-card round.