Buffalo Bills: Top plays from win over 49ers on Monday Night Football

These were the top plays for the Buffalo Bills in Week 13.

The Buffalo Bills made plenty of highlight plays on primetime as they ran away from the San Francisco 49ers behind the arm Josh Allen and key defensive plays. These are the top plays in Week 13 for the Buffalo Bills.

Josh Allen with a strike

When coming out of college, everyone knew that Josh Allen had a strong arm. However, it was the accuracy against the 49ers that was the most impressive. This play here in the first half was a perfect example as Allen was able to throw it just out of the reach of Fred Warner and drop into a gap of the coverage.

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Josh Allen finished the game with 375 passing yards and four touchdowns but this may have been his best throw of the night.

Stefon Diggs route running is on point

This play came on fourth down and Stefon Diggs made it look almost too easy against cornerback Jason Verrett with excellent route running. The space he is able to create with his route running in such a small area was one of the reasons that Josh Allen had such a good day.

While he showed he could make those tight window throws, he also had plenty of these that were easy pitch and catches with his receivers.

Defense comes up with key interceptions

The last two plays from Week 13 that stands out came on the defensive side of the ball as the Buffalo Bills were able to force two turnovers at key parts of the game.

The first came with the Bills up 24-10 as Nick Mullens threw a pass to Brandon Aiyuk that he bobbled and it got knocked up in the air. Micah Hyde was right there to catch it and return it almost for a touchdown, getting taken down at the five.

The reason this was a key play was that it pushed the Bills lead to three scores and with the 49ers struggling to find the end zone, at this point in the game it put pressure on this group to score.

The second interception came midway through the fourth quarter as the 49ers were set to cut the lead at least to two scores at their own five yard line. However, Tre’Davious White was able to undercut the pass and wrestle the ball away for the second interception of the game.

This marks his second straight game with an interception and his third in the past four games. The Bills cornerback is hitting his stride and playing like the All-Pro corner fans saw last year.