Vikings, Bills have unreal sequence to end regulation

That gave the ball and seemingly the game to the Bills. But as Lee Corso would say, not so fast my friends.

Josh Allen tried to sneak the ball to give the Bills some room to operate, but he mishandled the exchange from center Mitch Morse. Vikings linebacker Eric Kendricks saw the ball on the ground and dove in. He recovered it in the end zone for a touchdown, and Minnesota took a 30-27 lead.

The Vikings went from thinking the game was over after not converting the fourth-and-goal play, but Kendricks helped them take the lead.

However, there were still around 40 seconds left on the clock, and that was enough for Josh Allen to get his team into field goal range. Buffalo moved the ball down the field on several short and medium passes. Then they got a defensive pass interference call to set up a short 29-yard field goal to tie the game and send it to overtime.

Considering what a great game it was, overtime seemed very appropriate to settle the contest.