Brandin Cooks discusses controversial interception in playoff loss

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Brandin Cooks discusses controversial interception in playoff loss
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Brandin Cooks reflected on a pivotal interception during overtime of the divisional playoff against the Broncos. The catch, which occurred at the Broncos' 20-yard line, was ruled an interception by Ja’Quan McMillian, preventing the Bills from a potential game-winning field goal. Cooks expressed disbelief over the play, stating he still believes he had possession. The outcome led to significant changes for the Bills, including the dismissal of head coach Sean McDermott. Cooks emphasized his focus on preparation for future opportunities rather than dwelling on the past.

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  • Cooks had a potential catch at the Broncos' 20-yard line during overtime.
  • The play was ruled an interception, resulting in a game-winning field goal for Denver.
  • Cooks believes he possessed the ball before it was lost to McMillian.
  • The loss led to significant changes within the Bills organization.
  • Cooks focuses on future performance rather than lingering on the controversial call.
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  • 1:31 PMYahoo SportsBrandin Cooks: I still feel like it was a catch
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In overtime of the divisional playoff game in Denver, Bills wide receiver Brandin Cooks had a catch in his hands at the Broncos' 20-yard line that would have put Buffalo in range for the game-winning field goal and sent the Bills to the AFC Championship Game.

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