Top Stories · October 13, 2026
The Bills and Rams just played the thriller of the NFL season — and perhaps a Super Bowl preview
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In a Monday Night Football matchup billed as a potential Super Bowl preview, the Buffalo Bills defeated the Los Angeles Rams 37-34 in overtime. The game featured high-scoring performances from the NFL's last two MVPs, Josh Allen and Matthew Stafford. After a frantic fourth quarter that saw 35–38 combined points, the game went to overtime where both teams committed critical errors. A fumble by James Cook gave the Rams a chance to win, but Harrison Mevis’s field goal attempt was blocked by Greg Rousseau. Tyler Bass then secured the victory for Buffalo with a 45-yard field goal, moving the Bills to 4-1 while the Rams fell to 2-3.
In a Monday Night Football matchup billed as a potential Super Bowl preview, the Buffalo Bills defeated the Los Angeles Rams 37-34 in overtime. The game featured high-scoring performances from the NFL's last two MVPs, Josh Allen and Matthew Stafford. After a frantic fourth quarter that saw 35–38 combined points, the game went to overtime where both teams committed critical errors. A fumble by James Cook gave the Rams a chance to win, but Harrison Mevis’s field goal attempt was blocked by Greg Rousseau. Tyler Bass then secured the victory for Buffalo with a 45-yard field goal, moving the Bills to 4-1 while the Rams fell to 2-3.