Referee Bill Vinovich was spotted having a conversation with Bills quarterback Josh Allen following a controversial non-call.

Buffalo Bills star quarterback Josh Allen started his playoff run with an impressive performance against the Denver Broncos. Allen completed 20-of-26

When the NFL announced its officiating assignments for the weekend’s wild-card round games, Bills fans were notably upset to see that Bill Vinovich’s crew was tabbed to work Buffalo’s game against the Broncos.

Head referee Bill Vinovich came over to Allen while he was sitting on the bench afterwards and spoke to him. Many believed Vinovich was explaining to Allen why a penalty wasn't called, which is a very odd occurrence. Referees do not wander over to the bench to chat to players very often, especially not star quarterbacks while they sit on the bench.

Throughout the season, Surtain was known for his ability to blanket opposing No. 1 receivers and completely erase them from the game. In this wild-card game, he'll be remembered for getting away with an egregious holding penalty on Bills' tight end Dalton Kincaid.

Buffalo Bills quarterback Josh Allen revealed what referee Bill Vinovich said to him during the playoff game vs. Denver.

Lamar Jackson and the Ravens made things interesting, but Buffalo's defense held on to give the Bills a victory in Sunday's AFC divisional round matchup.

The Buffalo Bills delivered a stellar performance against the Denver Broncos, but one moment stood out: a viral interaction between quarterback Josh Allen and referee Bill Vinovich.

They are going to keep finding miraculous ways to win, they'll keep beating the Bills and every other obstacle that stands in the way of another Super Bowl. It has a Michael Jordan and Bulls dynasty vibe.

Hundreds of thousands of dollars were sent to then-Bengals quarterback Andy Dalton’s charitable foundation after he led Cincinnati in rallying to beat Baltimore in the 2017 regular-season finale, with the Ravens loss clinching Buffalo its first playoff berth in 18 seasons.

Familiar foes shall meet again in the 2024-25 AFC Championship on Sunday. For the fourth time in five years, the Kansas City Chiefs and Buffalo Bills