Bills' Josh Allen Called Out by Fans as 2-Point Attempt Fails in Loss to Hurts, Eagles

After a late comeback attempt fell short, Josh Allen and the Buffalo Bills lost 13-12 at home to Jalen Hurts and the Philadelphia Eagles on Sunday.

Allen led a struggling offense, throwing for 262 yards and rushing for two touchdowns while completing 23-of-35 passes. His missed throw on a potential game-winning two-point conversion sealed the loss.

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The loss gave the New England Patriots the AFC East title after the Bills fell to 11-5. Meanwhile, the Eagles improved to 11-5.

Fans reacted to Buffalo's offensive struggles and Allen's missed conversion attempt.

The Philadelphia Eagles entered Sunday's matchup having already clinched the NFC East and were playing for seeding despite a two-game losing streak. The Buffalo Bills, meanwhile, came in battling for a sixth straight AFC East title and home-field advantage after clinching a postseason berth in Week 17.

Buffalo was held scoreless until the 5:11 mark of the fourth quarter, as its defense forced three straight three-and-out stops to set up a late comeback attempt.

Trailing 13-6, the Bills' defense again came up with a stop, giving Allen and the offense a chance to tie the game.

Facing fourth-and-10, Buffalo converted with a trick play that included a backward pitch to move the chains. After a broken play led to an Allen scramble, the quarterback capped the drive with a rushing touchdown.

Buffalo elected to go for two and the win. The Bills, who entered the play 1-of-6 on two-point attempts this season, came up short when Allen missed Khalil Shakir on the conversion attempt.

The Bills will close out the regular season at home against the New York Jets in Week 18, while the Eagles will host Washington.