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Bills’ Brandin Cooks weighs in on Ja’Quan McMillian interception after Divisional Round loss to Broncos

Brandin Cooks reacts emotionally to the controversial Ja’Quan McMillian interception that ended the Bills’ Divisional Round loss to Denver.

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NFL referee defends call on Ja'Quan McMillian-Brandin Cooks play

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NFL Ref Explains Controversial Ja'Quan McMillian Interception After Bills' Playoff Loss to Broncos

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Bills' Tre'Davious White slams helmet after key pass interference call, channeling Buffalo fans' frustration in playoff loss

The Denver Broncos defeated the Buffalo Bills in their AFC divisional round playoff game, 33-30, in overtime.

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Broncos punch ticket to AFC championship game, end Bills' season in overtime

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NFL play-offs: Last-gasp field goal send Bills v Broncos thriller into overtime

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Sean Payton Calls Out NFL Refs’ Mistake After Strong Statement on Controversial Incident in Bills vs Broncos

“There was a hold in the end zone,” he said.

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Bills’ season ends in heartbreaking fashion after 2 defensive penalties in OT: Final score, recap, photos

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Broncos defeat Bills 33-30 in overtime, advance to AFC Championship game

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Can't-Miss Play: McMillian rips football away from Cooks for pivotal INT in OT

Denver Broncos cornerback Ja'Quan McMillian rips football away from Buffalo Bills wide receiver Brandin Cooks for pivotal INT in OT.

Sean McDermott has issues with Brandin Cooks INT call: ‘I’m standing up for Buffalo, d*** it’

The Bills suffered a crushing OT loss to the Broncos and Sean McDermott has a problem with how the refs handled a pivotal play.

Bills HC Sean McDermott Rips Officials After Controversial Brandin Cooks Call

Buffalo Bills head coach Sean McDermott laid some uncharacteristically sharp criticism of officials in the playoff loss to the Broncos.

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Ja'Quan McMillian wrestles Brandin Cooks for pivotal Josh Allen INT

It was officially ruled an interception for Allen, his second of the day and Buffalo's fifth turnover in total. Replays showed that Cooks initially caught the ball, prompting many to wonder if replay would intervene and award the ball back to the Bills.

Democrat and Chronicle

Why newest Bills wide receiver believes his time to shine is coming

ORCHARD PARK - Brandin Cooks just smiled the other day when he was asked whether he’s a little frustrated that he hasn’t been able to contribute much in his first two games with the Buffalo Bills. “No man, I’m extremely blessed, I’m thankful for ...