NFL Playoffs: Buffalo Bills beat Jacksonville Jaguars on Wildcard Weekend

The NFL playoffs continued with another exciting game as the Buffalo Bills earned a 27-24 win at the Jacksonville Jaguars.

A late interception by Buffalo safety Cole Bishop allowed the Bills to clinch the victory after league MVP Josh Allen put them back in front with one minute and four seconds left.

Buffalo was the preseason favorite for the Super Bowl, but had to fight its way into the playoffs after failing to retain the AFC East, while Jacksonville won the AFC South.

The Jaguars finished the regular season with eight straight wins to secure third place in the AFC, while Buffalo sits in sixth place, and much of Sunday’s Wildcard Weekend game was close.

Buffalo led 10-7 at halftime, then 13-10 heading into the fourth quarter, when the lead changed hands four times in a nerve-wracking finale.

Quarterbacks Trevor Lawrence and Allen then punted, with former No. 1 draft pick Lawrence making touchdown passes to Parker Washington and Travis Etienne.

Buffalo responded with Allen finding Dalton Kincaid for a score before storming in for his second rushing TD, which ultimately proved decisive.

There was enough time for Lawrence to lead the game-winning drive but he was picked off by Bishop to keep Allen’s hopes of reaching his first Super Bowl alive.

This season may be his best chance yet to reach the NFL Championship Game, as the Kansas City Chiefs, who have knocked off Buffalo in four of the past five years, have failed to reach the playoffs this season.