The Denver Broncos survived a chaotic overtime to defeat the Buffalo Bills 33-30, but the win was marred by three disputed officiating calls. A key interception and two pass interference penalties on Tre'Davious White sparked fierce debate.

Sean McDermott's frustration boiled over after the loss, questioning the final interception ruling. Josh Allen’s deep pass to Brandin Cooks appeared to be a catch until contact with Ja'Quan McMillian caused a fumble that officials ruled an interception.

Two defensive pass interference calls on White shifted field position dramatically, setting up the game-winning field goal. Critics questioned the consistency of enforcement, especially given Buffalo’s disciplined regular season against such penalties.

The outcome keeps Denver’s playoff hopes alive while raising tough questions for Buffalo. For the Broncos, it evokes memories of past playoff heartbreaks—but this time, they walked away with a win despite the controversy.