Bills Snap Wild NFL Playoff Stat, When Was Buffalo's Last Postseason Road Victory?

The Buffalo Bills are on their way to the divisional round after beating the Jacksonville Jaguars on Sunday, and they managed to snap an ugly streak in the process.

Before beating the Jaguars on the road on Sunday, the Bills hadn't won a playoff game on the road since 1992, when they defeated the Miami Dolphins in the AFC Championship.

Josh Allen threw for 273 yards and a touchdown in the game while also rushing for 34 yards and two touchdowns.

While the Bills have been more successful in recent years, a 17-year playoff absence from 2000 to 2017 didn't help their streak of no road wins. Since its recent resurgence, Buffalo has typically played its wild-card matchup at home before going on the road for the divisional round or the AFC Championship.

Last year, the Bills came up short in the AFC Championship against the Kansas City Chiefs at Arrowhead Stadium.

Sunday's win over the Jaguars was a tough way to get the playoffs started for the Bills. Buffalo never led by more than three points, and the Jaguars were up 17-13 early in the fourth quarter.

The Bills and Jags traded scores around the midway point in the final quarter, leaving Buffalo with a 24-20 deficit to overcome with just four minutes to play. Ultimately, Allen led them on a scoring drive, capping things off by punching it into the endzone.

Jacksonville had a minute to respond, but the Bills' defense sealed the win with an interception.

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The Bills can relax for now, but things won't get any easier seeing that they'll be on the road again next week.