Baltimore Ravens tight end Mark Andrews dropped the ball while backing into the end zone for what would have been a game-tying two-point conversion against the Buffalo Bills.
The ball slipped out of his hands in the snow and went out of bounds, which meant the Bills had a two-point lead with 1 minute, 33 seconds left. From there, the Bills won 27-25.
It was a heartbreaking way for the Ravens to lose the game after Lamar Jackson dragged his team down the field for a touchdown that would seemingly put the game at the death.
Josh Allen and the Bills will now head to Arrowhead Stadium to play the Kansas City Chiefs next weekend in a blockbuster showdown for a spot in the Super Bowl in New Orleans.
But for Andrews, it's a moment he could well be remembered for for the rest of his career.
When the concussed tight end sat back down on the sideline, his Ravens teammates could be seen offering him support.
Mark Andrews dropped a pass with a two-point conversion at his mercy to tie the game.
It was a devastating way for the Baltimore Ravens and Andrews to lose the game.
But from there, the Ravens had no way back against the Bills in a euphoric Highmark Stadium.
Moments earlier, Andrews had threatened to derail his team's game. After taking a dart from Lamar Jackson, Andrews dove for himself before Bills linebacker Terrel Bernard punched the ball away from him.
“I saw him cut and really all I saw was the ball,” a jubilant Bernard said on the field after the game.
'In these conditions, the ball is wet. “We talked all week about making sure we attack the ball.”
The Bills were held back by the Ravens defense and were only able to kick one field goal, meaning Jackson and his men needed eight points to tie the game.
Jackson found Isaiah Likely for the touchdown and then appeared to lay it up for the normally reliable Andrews, but with the game on the line, the tight end fumbled.
Andrews had four falls all year, two of them in the game against the Bills.
But for the Bills, the focus shifts sharply to their AFC Championship matchup against the Chiefs next Sunday night.
The Chiefs knocked the Bills out of the playoffs last season, but the Bills won against the Chiefs at Highmark early in the regular season.
But the Chiefs in the playoffs are a different proposition, especially with Travis Kelce returning to his best in Saturday's win over the Houston Texans.