Awful Mark Andrews drop ends Baltimore Ravens season in agonizing Buffalo Bills loss
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Baltimore Ravens tight end Mark Andrews dropped the ball as he fell back into the end zone for what would have been a two-point conversion to tie the game against Buffalo Bills. The ball slipped out of his hands in the snow and went out of bounds, meaning the Bills had a two-point lead with 1 minute and 33 seconds on the clock. From there, the Bills won 27-25.
It was heartbreaking way for the Ravens to lose the game after Lamar Jackson had hauled his team up the field for a touchdown to seemingly take the game to the death,. The Bills will now head to Arrowhead Stadium to play Kansas City Chiefs next weekend in a blockbuster showdown for a place in the Super Bowl in New Orleans.
You gotta catch that all day - Tony Romo pic.twitter.com/KrJbYtDCzf. But for Andrews, it is a moment he might well be remembered for for the rest of his career. As the shellshocked tight end took his seat back on the sidelines, his Ravens teammates could be seen offering him support.
But from there, the Ravens had no way back against the Bills in a euphoric Highmark Stadium. Moments earlier, Andrews had threatened to derail the game for his team. After reeling in a Lamar Jackson dart, Andrews darted back in on himself before Bills linebacker Terrel Bernard punched the ball from his grasp.
The Bills were repelled by the Ravens defense and could only kick a field goal, meaning Jackson and his men needed eight points to tie the game. Jackson found Isaiah Likely for the touchdown and then seemed to have put it on a plate for the normally reliable Andrews, but with the game on the line the tight end lost the ball.
