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Bills beat Rams in overtime thriller

Bills beat Rams in overtime thriller
BBC Sport Tuesday 13 October 2026, 10:00 UTC 1 min read
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Tyler Bass' 45-yard field goal in the final two minutes of overtime earns the Buffalo Bills a dramatic 37-34 win over the LA Rams.

Tyler Bass' 45-yard field goal in the final two minutes of overtime earns the Buffalo Bills a dramatic 37-34 win over the LA Rams.
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