The Buffalo Bills secured a wildcard victory over the Denver Broncos, but the win came with significant penalties for four players. The NFL fined safety Damar Hamlin, cornerback Taron Johnson, long snapper Reid Ferguson, and wide receiver Mack Hollins for infractions during the game, totaling $49,634.

Taron Johnson faced the heftiest fine of $14,305 for unnecessary roughness, while Mack Hollins was penalized for unsportsmanlike conduct twice, incurring fines totaling $6,376. Reid Ferguson was fined $11,255 for his involvement in one of Hollins's infractions, contributing to a chaotic sequence near the end of the first half.

In a pivotal wild-card matchup, Marvin Mims Jr., the Denver Broncos' punt returner, faced a challenging moment against the Buffalo Bills. During the game, Mims was hit hard by Bills' special teamer Mack Hollins after receiving a punt. The Broncos were in a tight spot, trailing 10-7, and Mims' decision to return the punt without calling for a fair catch led to a significant play.

After the hit, Mims engaged in a brief confrontation with Reid Ferguson, another Bills player, who taunted him. This resulted in Mims receiving a penalty for unnecessary roughness, while Ferguson escaped without punishment. The Broncos were pushed back, which ultimately impacted their drive, culminating in a missed field goal attempt by Wil Lutz. Instead of heading into halftime tied, the Broncos found themselves down by three points.

The Miami Dolphins have made significant roster changes, indicating that long-snapper Blake Ferguson may not return this season. They waived Zach Triner from the practice squad and signed Jake McQuaide, who can be elevated to the active roster multiple times.

Ferguson, who has been on the reserve non-football illness list since December 4th, has not played recently, raising concerns about his availability for the remaining games. The Dolphins have struggled with long snapper consistency, cycling through several players this season.

The Buffalo Bills faced a surprising defeat against the Los Angeles Rams, scoring 42 points but losing by two. This marked a historic moment as they became the first NFL team to score six touchdowns without turnovers and still lose.

Despite a strong offensive performance, head coach Sean McDermott pointed to defensive and special teams errors as critical factors in the loss. The Bills allowed the Rams to convert key third downs and made costly mistakes in special teams, including a blocked punt that led to a touchdown.

The Buffalo Bills faced a tough loss against the Los Angeles Rams, falling 44-42 in a game marked by defensive struggles and a critical special teams error. Despite the defeat, Josh Allen delivered an extraordinary performance, scoring six touchdowns and setting a record for the most combined rushing and passing touchdowns in a single game.

However, the Bills' defense was underwhelming, allowing the Rams to convert on 73% of third downs, raising questions about the coaching staff's decisions. As the Bills prepare to face the Detroit Lions next, they must improve defensively to regain momentum.