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“I’ve been here a long time and it’s [the fans] never failed to lift my spirits, get me going and surprise me.” — Buffalo Bills defensive tackle Kyle Williams on the Bills fans who stuck it out through the snow.
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Bills top Colts in overtime playing through 8 inches of snow, near white-out conditions.
— Buffalo Bills defensive tackle Kyle Williams on the Bills fans who stuck it out through the snow.
Doyle’s catch capped a 19-play, 77-yard drive.
The Colts decided to go for the two-point conversion and Doyle was wide open on the play, which was similar to the touchdown he scored.
However, Indianapolis was called for offensive pass interference, negating the play, which would have given the Colts a likely 8-7 win. “We put that ball into the end zone and we were feeling real good, and we got the two-point conversion and we were feeling real good, and then the flag came in.”
— Indianapolis Colts tackle Anthony Castonzo on the Colts’ tying drive in the fourth quarter. “The snow was so high, every time you were stepping in you were sinking.”
— Buffalo Bills wide receiver Deonte Thompson . “They would have had to drag me out of here if they told me it didn’t count.”
— Buffalo Bills defensive tackle Kyle Williams on the last play of the game.
