The Buffalo Bills left SoFi Stadium with a 37-34 overtime win over the Los Angeles Rams on Monday night, and they wasted no time turning the result into a little Hollywood-sized swagger.
After Buffalo beat the Chargers at home in Week 3 and then knocked off the Rams in Week 5, the team’s social media account took aim at both Los Angeles clubs with an edited Hollywood sign. The first “L” featured part of the Chargers’ bolt logo, the second “L” stood in for the Rams, and the “W” was colored in Bills blue and red. The caption: “Loss Angeles.”
That came after a game that didn’t really catch fire until the fourth quarter, when both teams started trading touchdown drives like heavyweight punches. Buffalo had a chance to finish things late in regulation, but the Rams clawed their way to overtime and forced one more round.
The extra period was pure chaos. The Bills were in position to at least come away with a field goal on their opening possession, but James Cook’s fumbling issue popped up again and he coughed it up. Los Angeles then marched into range for what looked like a game-winning kick, only for Greg Rousseau to block it and keep Buffalo alive.
Buffalo took the opening and ran with it, driving back down the field and setting up a Tyler Bass game-winner to close out the escape.
The result pushed the Bills to 4-1 and into a tie for the second-best record in the conference. They’ll stay on the West Coast this week before facing the Las Vegas Raiders on Sunday.
The Rams fell to 2-3 and will try to bounce back against the Arizona Cardinals.
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