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Bills Beat Rams 37-34 in Overtime

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Bills Beat Rams 37-34 in Overtime

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The Buffalo Bills beat the Los Angeles Rams 37-34 in overtime in a high-scoring Monday night game. Davante Adams caught five passes for 51 yards and two touchdowns, including a fourth-quarter score on fourth down, while Matthew Stafford targeted Puka Nacua 24 times. Buffalo built an early lead with field goals and a James Cook rushing touchdown, and Josh Allen threw an interception before halftime. The Rams had a chance to win late but lost, leaving Los Angeles to face a Week 6 divisional matchup against Arizona.

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