Buffalo Bills vs. Miami Dolphins | 2022 Week 3 Highlights

The Buffalo Bills nearly pulled off a last-minute comeback but Josh Allen and the Bills offense ran out of time as the clock expired after an Isaiah McKenzie catch across midfield.

The Bills were trying to get in position for a game-winning field goal but McKenzie was tackled inbounds at the Dolphins 41-yard line and time ran out before Allen could spike the ball.

Early on the Bills took a 7-0 lead, then a 14-7 lead, but Miami came back and took the lead in the 4th quarter on a Chase Edmonds TD run to make it 21-17 Dolphins. After the Bills couldn't convert on 4th and goal late in the 4th quarter, the Buffalo defense forced a stop and then a blocked punt (off a Miami player) that resulted in a safety and gave the ball back to the Bills down 21-19 with 1:37 to go.

Unfortunately, the Bills couldn't complete the comeback and go to 2-1 on the season as Miami moves to 3-0 (1st place in AFC East).

Here's a recap of everything else you might have missed from the game:

Bills vs. Dolphins game highlights | Week 3
Top stats to know:

The Bills have now scored an opening drive TD, including playoffs, in eight straight games. It ties the longest streak by any team in the last 40 seasons.
Josh Allen started the game 11-of-11, which marked his most consecutive completions to start a game. He finished the first quarter 12-of-13 for 114 yards and a TD.
Tyler Bass had made 14 field goals in a row on the road until his miss from 38-yards in the fourth quarter
Devin Singletary set a career-high in receptions (9) and receiving yards (78).
Zack Moss had a 43-yard run in the game that was his career-high for longest rush.
The Bills had a 20-play scoring drive that resulted in a Tyler Bass field goal in the third quarter. That marked the team's most plays on a single drive since at least 2001.
Josh Allen set a career-high in completions with 42.
Allen also threw for 400 yards, 15 shy of tying his career-high.
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