Josh Allen and the Bills are a Super Bowl-caliber team. But will a growing list of late-game mistakes by Buffalo's coach get in the way?

The Buffalo Bills suffered a very tough loss on Sunday, losing 44-42 to the Los Angeles Rams despite Josh Allen totaling an NFL record three rushing and three passing touchdowns. The final two minutes of the game were particularly painful for Bills Mafia, as several blunders caused the team's already-slim win probability to plummet into the abyss.

In the game's closing moments, the Bills ran a quarterback sneak with Josh Allen at the Rams' 1-yard line with 1:04 left, down 44-35. When that play failed to convert for a touchdown, head coach Sean McDermott called a timeout just to call another sneak for Allen, which did score.

James Cook carried only six times for 20 yards, but Buffalo found other ways to move the ball successfully. It was the defense and special teams that were operating sub-optimally at multiple key junctures, leading to the end of the Bills' seven-game win streak.

Tom Brady ripped head coach Sean McDermott and the Buffalo Bills for their late game terrible clock management.

Sean McDermott ha some explaining to do and that’s exactly what he did after his team lost to the Los Angeles Rams. In a heartbreaker, the Buffalo Bills (10-3) lost 44-42 to the Rams (7-6). It came down to the end, but Buffalo’s head coach botched it.

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