Buffalo Bills coach Sean McDermott and quarterback Josh Allen have seen it too many times. They witnessed it on film. And unfortunately, they witnessed it with their own eyes. The Bills had that in mind when they made a tough choice late in the fourth quarter when going on fourth-and-2 with Buffalo trailing the Kansas City Chiefs 23-21. With 2:27 left on the clock, Allen dropped back but did not like the way the coverage changed, a deception created by The best defensive mind in rugby: Steve Spagnuolo. The Chiefs had intercepted Allen on fourth down earlier in the game. And Bills catchers Khalil Shakir and Amari Cooper have no open positions.
On the sideline, Buffalo cornerback Rasul Douglas was sitting on the bench, as he was superstitious and thought standing would prevent his team from converting a fourth down. But as Allen ran down the field, Douglas stood up. Meanwhile, Allen was running, jumping and knocking over defenders. There were about five defenders who had a chance to get their hands on Allen. No one can take him down. Not until entering the restricted area. He scored a touchdown on a 26-yard run. The final score is: 30-21. Bills win. The Bills have done this before. Allen has a 4-1 regular season record against Mahomes & Co. But Allen has a 1-3 record against Mahomes & Co. during the postseason. So it made sense when Mahomes told Allen in their postgame handshake: “We’ll do it again, baby.”Many teams have kept the score close to the Chiefs this year. Seven of their nine wins were one-possession games. Basically, almost everyone plays tight end against the Chiefs.
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