“NFL overtime rules are dog sh*t” TimTheTatman Rages after Bills Lose 42-36 in Overtime

“NFL overtime rules are dog sh*t” TimTheTatman Rages after Bills Lose 42-36 in Overtime

“NFL overtime rules are dog sh*t” TimTheTatman Rages after Bills Lose in Overtime

TimTheTatman is one of the most famous twitch streamers on the website currently. While being quite a die-hard fan of the Bills in the NFL. TimTheTatman has not hidden his love for his team or the sport. While the Bills faced off against the Chiefs in the NFL Division rounds.

The teams were on equal points following full time which led the games to go to overtime. While for many this seemed like one of the most interesting NFL games to watch for fans. Fans of Bills might not be that ready to see what happened next.

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TimTheTatman like every other Bills game was sharing his opinion and reactions on Twitter. While the twitch streamer could be seen in joy after his team made an excellent comeback in the last half.

In Overtime Bills gave away 6 points to the Chiefs which helped the Kansas based team to win in a glorious manner. On the first play of overtime, Patrick Mahomes fired a touchdown pass to Travis Kelce, sending Kansas City to its fourth consecutive AFC championship game. The N.F.C. championship will be decided between Los Angeles and San Francisco. Closing to the end of the game,

Bills quarterback Josh Allen connected with receiver Gabriel Davis on a 19-yard scoring strike with 13 seconds left in regulation to give Buffalo a 36-33 lead. Davis had a game-high four touchdown receptions, an NFL playoff record.

On third and one, Mahomes connected with Kelce for the first down. McKinnon then caught a short pass from Mahomes and ran into Buffalo territory for a new set of downs two plays later. On a short pass from Mahomes, Hardman gained 26 yards inside the red zone, setting up 1st & GOAL. The Chiefs will host the AFC Championship for the fourth consecutive season after Mahomes found Travis Kelce in the end zone.

The Chiefs will face the Bengals in the AFC championship game next Sunday afternoon. This will be Kansas City’s fourth straight appearance in the AFC title game.

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