Buffalo’s 37-34 overtime win over the Los Angeles Rams on Monday night at SoFi Stadium was decided in the last 20 minutes, and two Week 5 Mic’d Up clips put you on the field for it.
The fourth quarter and overtime, mic’d up
The fourth quarter alone had six consecutive lead changes. James Cook put Buffalo ahead with 1:39 left, Kyren Williams answered with a 1-yard plunge with four seconds remaining, and the game went to overtime. There, Greg Rousseau blocked Harrison Mevis’s 48-yard field-goal try, Josh Allen scrambled for 19 and 13 yards, and Tyler Bass finished it with a 45-yard kick with 1:55 left in the extra period.
Keon Coleman fixes his gloves, then scores
The lighter moment of the night belonged to Keon Coleman. The microphone caught the Bills receiver realizing he had his gloves on the wrong hands. He switched them, and the next thing on the tape is a touchdown celebration, with teammates making sure he heard about it.
The win moved Buffalo to 4-1 in Joe Brady’s first season as head coach. The Bills visit the Las Vegas Raiders on Sunday. Our full game story is in the Bills–Rams Week 5 recap.
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