Broncos vs. Bills scores, latest updates: Buffalo looks to begin Super Bowl march against Denver in wild-card round

Brandon Jones appeared to apologize and take responsibility for punching a defenseless player, in this case Ray Davies.

The Broncos once again stopped the Bills inside the 10-yard line, got a touchdown, and held them to a field goal. What is the period of possession? 4:57.

After just a few plays, the Bills are already in the red zone. They know they can’t win by only scoring field goals every six minutes of possession.

In the first two quarters, the Bills have the advantage in time of possession, but not in number of possessions.

Buffalo has an almost 2-1 lead, but all they have to show for it is a three-point lead. The second-longest possession of the first half, 6 minutes and 36 seconds, resulted in a punt. This is no better than the Broncos’ 1:35 possession that ended in a punt.

Are the Bills hurting themselves by holding onto the ball for too long? You will have less time and opportunity to withdraw more points if you need to. And even if they don’t score points on all of those long possessions, there’s a good chance they’ll need it.

The Broncos’ field goal to tie the game looked good…until a very large DOINK fell from the right upright. The Bills entered halftime with a three point lead.

The Broncos are trying to make something happen as time passes quickly in the first half. The Knicks made some great throws, ran for first downs, and now Denver is attempting a 50-yard field goal with five seconds left.

After this, both teams looked a little bad.

Josh Allen was finally fired, which doesn’t happen often. Even rarer? He was sacked by another Allen, Kyle Allen. Allen is about Allen’s crime!

The Broncos needed more possession after a quick three-and-out, but got a point on a fake punt.

On the first two possessions (both resulting in scores), the Bills held the ball for a total of 13:04.

The Broncos held the ball for a total of 3 minutes and 59 seconds on their first two possessions, one of which resulted in a score.

More time doesn’t necessarily mean more points, but the Broncos definitely need more time on the ball.

Let’s go then. The Bills scored their first TD of the day and took a 10-7 lead over the Broncos.

The helmet-to-helmet collision on cornerback Taron Johnson looked rough, but he has cleared concussion protocol and could return to play.

The Bills gain a significant amount of extra yards due to the “push” type thing during this play. No TD yet, but you can smell it nearby. The Bills are quick and have handled the Broncos’ D very well.

The Bills are on the move. The Broncos weren’t quick enough to score their first TD, but the Bills were close to the end zone and looking to get through a difficult third-and-7.

Josh Allen’s third-and-7 throw sailed well over the end zone, giving the Bills a field goal.

Then Denver gets the ball back. Will they be able to continue their good run?

It took just over two minutes of game time for the Broncos and Bo Nix to score the first touchdown. This is not the Broncos team you remember.