Bills Take 19-14 Lead with Allen's Touchdown Pass

The Bills regained the lead in their game with a nine-play, 61-yard drive, culminating in a touchdown pass from Josh Allen to Keon Coleman for 7 yards, making the score 19-14.

This drive was aided by a defensive holding penalty on Jaylen Watson, which occurred after Allen was initially stopped on a scramble during a crucial third-and-goal situation. Additionally, a defensive pass interference call against Quentin Lake on Coleman contributed to the drive's success.

There was a moment of controversy when James Cook's fumble was initially ruled in favor of the Rams, but officials later reversed the decision, returning possession to the Bills. The team attempted a two-point conversion following the touchdown, but a false start by Alec Anderson led them to opt for an extra point instead, which Tyler Bass missed from 38 yards. The Bills have struggled with two-point conversions this season, going 0-for-2, and 3-for-12 over the last three seasons.