Bills 24, Chargers 22 | Final score, game highlights + stats to know

 

It took virtually every one of the 60 minutes, yet the Bison Bills got an early Christmas present Saturday Night, beating the Los Angeles Chargers 24-22 in SoFi Arena.

With just shy of 30 seconds remaining, Tyler Bass hit a 29-yard field objective to give the Bills the success they expected to remain in the chase after a spot in the end of the season games. Ed Oliver put the interjection point on the triumph, firing Easton Stick for the second time to come down on the Chargers offense as the clock ticked down.

Josh Allen got done with 237 passing yards, a passing score and an interference, adding 15 yards and two scores on the ground. All the while, he recorded his eleventh game with both a passing and surging score to broaden the NFL single-season record he set last week against the Dallas Cowpokes.

Taylor Rapp drove the safeguard with 9 all out handles and the front four - alongside cornerback Rasul Douglas - represented three complete sacks.

After two slowed down drives to begin the game, the Bills wound up down 10 right off the bat in the subsequent quarter. A Deonte Harty bobble on a dropkick return set the Chargers up for a short score drive after they kicked a field objective on their initial drive.

In the subsequent quarter, the Bison safeguard constrained the Chargers to go three-and-out and the offense made use, taking a lead they wouldn't yield until the end of the game. It took the Bills only one play to get in the end zone, as Allen dropped back, moved to one side and hit Gabe Davis in ideal step for a 57-yard score.

Davis, who had neglected to keep a gathering in the Bills' past two games, had a major evening, recording four gets for 130 yards and a score, including a profound ball that set up Bison's third score of the evening and permitted the Bills to pull away with the success.