Bills vs. Jaguars 2024 Highlights: Keon Coleman and Damar Hamlin lead the way

Buffalo Bill's 2024 season was written. So let's add some “illustrations!” If you are new in the defined games, this is not a highlight summary, but a Cathart of last season, chapter by chapter.

Do not necessarily vote for your favorite play, vote for those who best represent the story of this game. I will summarize the game to update your memory, but I don't feel locked up by my story.

Chapter 3: Jacksonville Jaguars at Buffalo Bills

After the third week of Florida had beaten and the Buffalo Bills beat a team from Florida. This time it was a home game with the Jacksonville Jaguar who traveled to Orchard Park, NY.

We also do not forget that the last meetings between the two teams travel to London and the jet was succumbing. One can certainly say that this time Buffalo really wanted to prove that they were the better team and destroy the Jaguars.

Keon Coleman's first NFL touchdown (Q2; 6:25)

In this game, the Bills achieved six touchdowns in an absolute fitting of the Jaguar. I could do nothing but touchdown gifs and stand at the upper limit of my usual area for this series (4-6 games is my rule of thumb). However, that would be unfair to the defensive performance, which means that I have to be selective with TDS.

If in doubt, go with a milestone and the first NFL touchdown from Keon Coleman were a matter of beauty. You may prefer a different touchdown and that's okay. At least now you know the reasons why I went with it.

Intercept Damar Hamlins (Q2; 4:28)

If you look at the clock, it is easy to say: “Well, there is still a lot of play” for the Jaguar. That's correct. The 20: 3 result in favor of Buffalo was not insurmountable at this point, but Jacksonville needed a clean game to catch up. Obviously, this did not happen because you have already seen the GIF.

Damar Hamlin was in the right place to use the fall. Buffalo met again. Then Jacksonville stopped again. Then it was rated again to end half 34-3.

Javon Solomon's stripe bag/Casey Toohills recovery (Q4; 6:31)

In the first half I chose games that demonstrate that Buffalo has gained a lead to get the game out of hand. The dominance continued in the second half, but instead of turning the game out of hand, it was more of a “insult to the injury” stylation.

The well -coordinated punch of Javon Solomon and Fumble Recovery from Casey Toohill is 100% unnecessary, which is why it was 100% fantastic. Have I already mentioned that Mac Jones was already out of the game when Trevor Lawrence was already torn out of the game?

Ray Davis' unnecessary touchdown (Q4; 4:08)

Has anyone said “unnecessarily”? While I worship milestone touchdowns, it is difficult not to put “unnecessary touchdowns” directly with you. What is the functional difference between a 40-10 Victoy and a 47-10? No Dangsding, but we all know that football is much more than functional. Ray Davis, who collects this, is both meaningless and iconic at the same time.