Josh Allen leads his first playoff game-winning drive as Bills take down Jaguars, advance to divisional round

On the first play of the potential game-tying or game-winning drive, Lawrence's pass got tipped into the air by Tre'Davious White and intercepted by Cole Bishop. It's Lawrence's second interception of the day. This is Buffalo's first playoff win on the road since 1992. The Bills will now wait on the outcome of the other two AFC playoff games to see who they'll play in the Divisional Round.

On the first play after the tush push, the Bills ran it again and Reggie Gilliam shoved Allen into the end zone for the score, making it 27-24 Bills. The Jaguars seemingly let him get in to preserve as much time as possible for a potential game-tying or game-winning drive. They'll have just over a minute left, but no timeouts in their pocket. Remember, though, Cam Little has the biggest leg in the league.

This was definitely the longest tush push that I've ever seen. On fourth-and-inches, Allen broke through the line and then carried for about 10 yards all the way to the goal line. He was initially ruled in the end zone but on replay review it was overturned and he is short of the end zone. It'll be first-and-goal at the 1-yard line with just over a minute left.

Beautiful touch pass from Lawrence to Etienne over the top of Greg Rousseau, who had to choose between covering Etienne or taking away Lawrence's ability to scramble and run and chose to pressure Lawrence. Etienne broke a tackle on his way into the end zone. It's a 10-play, 77-yard touchdown drive that puts Jacksonville on top 24-20. Biggest play of the drive was a 31-yard pass over the middle to Parker Washington, who is having himself a huge day.

Davis was carted off the field after suffering a left knee injury on an incomplete pass on Buffalo's last drive.

Absolute laser of a throw from Allen to Kincaid right after the fourth-down conversion. The Bills faked a swing screen to Khalil Shakir and had Kincaid stalk block and then run a wheel route up the sideline for the score. Bills up 20-17 with just south of 9 minutes remaining in the game.

Jacksonville got the spot of the ball overturned, but the Bills got a first down inside the red zone with a tush push. 

The Bills have been putting together a really nice drive deep into Jacksonville territory. It's been a pass-heavy drive with Josh Allen spreading the ball to a bunch of different receivers. Allen ran for it on third-and-6 and converted a first down, but the Jaguars are challenging the spot of the ball and it looks like Allen started his slide before he reached the line to gain.

Great drive by Jacksonville, going 62 yards on 11 plays in 6 minutes and 3 seconds. Washington had four catches for 29 yards on the drive, including the score over the middle of the field on a great throw by Lawrence. Jacksonville holds a 17-13 lead early in the fourth quarter.

Tracy Wolfson just reported on the broadcast that Poyer is out for the game with a hamstring injury.

Buffalo went nowhere on its latest possession after the Little field goal. Big play on the drive was Josh Hines-Allen sacking Josh Allen on second down and setting up third-and-20, on which Allen threw well behind his intended receiver on a pass that wouldn't have resulted in a first down anyway.

Jacksonville got into range for a 43-yard kick by Cam Little thanks to a 26-yard run by Travis Etienne. Tre'Davious White got his hands on two different Trevor Lawrence passes on first and third down but they both fell incomplete. Jaguars cut the lead to 13-10 with a little less than 6 minutes remaining in the third.

Matt Prater knocked it through from 47 yards out. Buffalo had a nice drive going fairly deep into Jacksonville territory but a false start by Dawson Knox turned third-and-medium into third-and-long and the Bills settled for a field goal and a 13-7 lead after a drive that took nearly half of the third quarter.

Holy cow. What a throw from Trevor Lawrence and what a grab by Washington, who skied over a couple defenders to come down with the ball over the middle of the field. The Jags hurried to the line and spiked the ball as the clock expired, and the Bills were offside, which gave Cam Little a chance for a game-tying field goal heading into halftime, but Little hooked the kick wide to the left. Bills still lead 10-7 at the break. 

Buffalo got just across the 50-yard line and at one point looked like it was going to get down to around the 20 but a Josh Allen pass to Brandin Cooks that was ruled complete was instead overturned. The Bills lined up to go for it on fourth-and-4 but took a delay of game instead. The punt rolled out of bounds inside the 5-yard line.

Jacksonville quickly stalled on its drive after the Allen touchdown. A second-down pass from Lawrence intended for Brenton Strange that would have produced a big gain was instead tipped at the line of scrimmage, then he threw incomplete again on third down. Buffalo now has a chance to extend its lead.

Allen went into the medical tent again but is out and sitting on the bench.

10-play, 92-yard drive for the Bills to get into the end zone for the first time, with Allen rushing it in from 2 yards out. Big play on the drive was a 36-yard hole shot from Allen to Keon Coleman against Cover-2, which got the Bills down inside the 10-yard line. Allen was limping a little bit after the touchdown run, but Buffalo now holds a 10-7 lead late in the second quarter.

Trevor Lawrence was initially ruled past the line to gain on a fourth-and-2 designed run, but the Bills challenged the play and it was overturned. Huge stop after the fumbled kick return. They take over the ball deep in their own territory down 7-3 early in the second quarter.

Washington has passed the concussion test and can return to the game.

Ray Davis looked like he was ripping off a nice return on the kickoff after the Thomas touchdown but he got clocked by Buster Brown and LeQuint Allen Jr. while also running into his own teammate at the same time. Davis fumbled and it was recovered by the Jags, who now have great field position to potentially extend their lead. (Davis was also checked out by trainers after the play but walked off under his own power.)

Two plays after the trio of Tuten runs, Trevor Lawrence finds BTJ in the front of the end zone to put Jacksonville in front 7-3. Thomas beat Tre'Davious White to the inside and boxed him out for the touchdown.

Jacksonville's rookie running back has three carries for 47 yards on the last three plays. He was a distant No. 2 behind Travis Etienne for most of the season but he looks really good in his first playoff action. He's set the Jaguars up with first-and-goal at the 3-yard line as the first quarter comes to an end.

Josh Allen was evaluated for a head injury, but has been cleared to return. He is also dealing with a foot injury.

He's seated on the bench now and seems to be fine. According to Tracy Wolfson on the CBS broadcast, he was evaluated by the independent neurologist and cleared to return.

Allen went into the medical tent after the third-down run on the last drive. No word on what injury he is being evaluated for just yet.

Washington was intended receiver on Trevor Lawrence's INT and is now being evaluated for a concussion.

Great stand by the Jaguars defense on the ensuing drive after the Thompson interception. Buffalo had a third-and-6 on the 29-yard line and went with a designed run for Josh Allen, but he was stuffed immediately. The Bills then took a delay of game penalty on the field goal attempt, but Matt Prater booted a 50-yard field goal through the uprights anyway. It's 3-0 Bills late in the first quarter.

Lawrence was nearly intercepted on a tipped pass, then Shaq Thompson got him on the next play. The Bills caught him with a designed coverage and Thompson stepped in front of the in-breaking route and returned the pass for 22 yards to the Jacksonville 33-yard line. Buffalo is set up with a chance to take the lead.

Buffalo got a couple of first downs to get out of the shadow of its own end zone but then stalled out and kicked the ball back to Jacksonville. Midway through the first quarter, the game is tied 0-0 after each team has had one drive.