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Josh Allen pleads with Bills Mafia to keep the faith after epic comeback win over Ravens

Originally posted on A to Z Sports | By Sophie Weller | Last updated Sep 8, 2025 12:38 AM ET

It seemed that some of Bills Mafia thought the game was over before the clock hit zero. At least, that how it seemed based on the way some fans left the stadium when Buffalo was trailing the Baltimore Ravens in the fourth quarter.

But, with Josh Allen at the helm, anything is possible, and the Bills definitely proved that.

So, Allen sent a passionate message to the fans who appeared to have left early.

"Our team didn't quit. I mean, I think there's people that left the stadium," Allen said on the broadcast. "That's okay. We'll be fine. But, have some faith next time."

Josh Allen doesn’t wants fans leaving the stadium ever again.

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— Ari Meirov (@MySportsUpdate) September 8, 2025

A standout performance from Allen combined with a strong stance from the Bills defense, along with Matt Prater's clutch walk-off field goal handed Buffalo the win. Basically, it was a true team effort.

However, it also helps when the team's star quarterback records 251 passing yards in the 4th quarter, which is the most in any quarter of his career, according to ESPN Research.

Bills Mafia are some of the most passionate fans in the NFL, known for bringing it whenever their team takes the field. And, if it wasn't clear before, it certainly is now that a game is never over until there is no time left on the clock.

The Buffalo Bills Had A 1.1% Chance To Win The Game At One Point

According to Next Gen Stats, with 8:37 remaining in the fourth quarter and the Bills trailing Baltimore 40-25, their win probability was as low as 1.1%.

"This was the most improbable comeback by the Bills with Josh Allen at QB, and the 13th-most improbable comeback by any team over the last decade," Next Gen Stats wrote on X, formerly known as Twitter.

The @BuffaloBills win probability was as low as 1.1% with 8:37 remaining in the fourth quarter trailing 40-25.

This was the most improbable comeback by the Bills with Josh Allen at QB, and the 13th-most improbable comeback by any team over the last decade.

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— Next Gen Stats (@NextGenStats) September 8, 2025