Insane Catch Was Just The Beginning Of Wild Vikings-Bills Finish

Justin Jefferson’s jaw-dropping catch was just the beginning of what became the wildest finish of a game in the 2022 NFL season.

After leading by 17 points in the third quarter, the Bills choked away the lead and eventually lost to the Vikings in overtime, 33-30.

With Minnesota down 27-23 with less than two minutes to go in the fourth quarter, quarterback Kirk Cousins tossed a pass on 4th-and-18 to Jefferson, who somehow grabbed the ball with one hand through a defender’s hands, giving the Vikings a first down in Bills territory.

Justin Jefferson is like if you took someone who was built different and then you built them even more different@NFL pic.twitter.com/PS7DXfaKqt

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The Vikings came up short on the drive, however, with Kirk Cousins’ QB sneak stopped at the goal line. Unfortunately for Buffalo, Josh Allen subsequently fumbled the ball away on a botched snap resulting in a Minnesota touchdown, giving the Vikings a 30-27 lead.

The Bills, coming off a rough loss to the Jets last week, then drove downfield in the game’s final seconds of regulation, helping to set up a 29-yard field goal from Tyler Bass to send the game into overtime at 30-30.

The Vikings got the ball first in overtime and scored a field goal to take a 33-30 lead. Allen, who had been dealing with an elbow injury this week, was then intercepted as he tried to orchestrate a Buffalo comeback.

The Vikings improved to 8-1, with Cousins throwing for 357 yards, one touchdown, and two interceptions. The Bills, meanwhile, dropped to 6-3.

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