Jason Bell
Former NFL cornerback on Sky Sports

Josh Allen is always the guy who figures it out in the moments but I'd like to see if he can stay on his legs considering the damage he's taken. He's the guy who takes the ball in his hands and gets the yards.

Josh Allen has played in every NFL stadium apart from one, and that one just happens to be Levi's Stadium - home of the San Francisco 49ers and venue for the Super Bowl next month.

Is that an omen?

While it's half-time in Jacksonville why not look back at that epic finish in Chicago last night...

Phoebe Schecter
BBC Sport NFL columnist

The sun is shining which is interesting because the Jaguars have sunshields but the Buffalo Bills have no such apparatus. It makes a difference, the heat can make them more dehydrated. The Bills, they like it cold up there.

So Buffalo head down the tunnel with a slender three-point lead after that missed field goal - we saw last night with Green Bay how crucial missed kicks can be.

Josh Allen has been beaten up but he has put his side in front as the Bills chase their first play-off win on the road since the 1992 season.

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Both defences have been pretty good - Buffalo's top-ranked rushing attack has mustered just 43 yards but trevor Lawrence has only managed to throw for 88.

Work to do for both offences then but this game is right in the balance and it's anyone's game - just as we like it in the play-offs.

After all that effort Cam Little goes and misses the field goal! Little had made 20 in a row but that one bends off to his left and misses the uprights.

Little will be gutted with that as 54 yards for him isn't that long.

The ruling is the Jags got themselves set and with Buffalo still filing back it's an offside penalty against the visitors with just a second left on the clock.

Cam Little gets a 54-yard try coming up.

Trevor Lawrence slings a great long ball 34 yards down to Parker Washington and that's well within Cam Little's range, but it looks like they've run out of time as the clock hits triple zeros.

The zebras have a chat about it and they'll check whether Lawrence got a snap off in time.

Jason Bell
Former NFL cornerback on Sky Sports

In reality, the Jaguars are chasing to get on top because they know what the Bills are in the second half and especially in the fourth quarter.

Trevor Lawrence is in trouble in his own end zone but shows how good he is with his legs these days to gallop out 18 yards for a first down.

Nope! Buffalo don't go for it, just trying to catch the Jags defence offside but they stay focused and the Bills kick it away.

It's a brilliant punt as well right into the corner just three yards out.

Tony Romo
Former Dallas Cowboys quarterback on CBS

Josh Allen would normally fire that, especially with the back side coming over. There's no question he's got a little something there.

You can still make it work, but the ball took a little longer to get there than it normally would.

It's fourth and four still around midfield and Buffalo are going for it. Josh Allen run surely, if they even snap it at all that is...

Brandin Cooks is proving to be a handy addition and he takes a sliding catch around the 20 for 26 yards - but the TV team will have a closer look at this as there's a feeling the ball hits the ground while Cooks tries to get a proper hold of it.

It is indeed ruled incomplete and back the Bills go to midfield.

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Two minutes left in the half and Buffalo just looking to do a bit of double dipping as they'll also get the ball first in the third quarter.

Josh Allen doesn't look too bad really considering he's walking wounded with all manner of issues right now.

Bills are around halfway.

James Cook converts a third down and short, but even that's not easy against this tough Jags rush defence - especially trying to make anything up the middle.

Third and six for Trevor Lawrence but his throw over the middle is to absolutely nobody and the Jags have to punt it away. Not a great one either as the Bills will be back out around their own 30.

Ndamukong Suh
Former NFL defensive tackle and 2021 Super Bowl winner on Sky Sports

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It's really concerning to see all the hits to Josh Allen, those accumulation of things start to add up. As a veteran, you just play through those things. Play through the game and deal with the rest later.