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Barry Werner

Gabe Davis catches TD pass after being called for offensive pass interference

Gabe Davis Josh Allen Bills NFL Network

If at first, you don’t succeed, try it again on the next play.

The Bills thought they had a touchdown on a pass from Josh Allen to Gabe Davis in the game against the Jacksonville Jaguars in London.

The NFL Network broadcast somehow managed to miss the fact there was a penalty flag for offensive pass interference.

On the next play, Allen went right back to Davis and the Bills were within 18-13.

The 2-point conversion failed and the Bills needed a touchdown late in the fourth quarter to extend their winning streak.

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