The Buffalo Bills’ cruel history of postseason heartbreak just suffered one of its most devastating blows yet.

Trailing by a field goal with 1:47 remaining, the Bills sent out Tyler Bass to attempt a 44-yard attempt to tie the game. The usually reliable kicker missed wide right in the wind, bringing back the painful memories of Scott Norwood’s “wide right” miss in Super Bowl 25:

“Wide. Right. The two most dreaded words in Buffalo have surfaced again.” – Jim Nantz 🏈🎙️ pic.twitter.com/iidtMBVueY

— Awful Announcing (@awfulannouncing) January 22, 2024

And fans couldn’t help but bring up those two infamous words in Bills lore:

Oh my. #Bills, wide right.

It happened again. pic.twitter.com/DWDNTZoVH3

— Ari Meirov (@MySportsUpdate) January 22, 2024

Tyler Bass with his best Scott Norwood impression at just the right time! #BUFvsKC #wideright pic.twitter.com/FLkg3XdcyV

— Ray Valdivia (@valdivia_ray) January 22, 2024

WIDE RIGHT FOR THE BILLS pic.twitter.com/8NBLeGrFGJ

— NFL on CBS 🏈 (@NFLonCBS) January 22, 2024

And wide right ends the dream. Speechless. This is just all too cruel. Sorry, Bills fans. You deserve a better fate. How depressing.

— Damon Amendolara (@DamonAmendo) January 22, 2024

WIDE RIGHT?!?! pic.twitter.com/XeVOQdWa6b

— Robert Griffin III (@RGIII) January 22, 2024

wide right

— Chris Johnston (@reporterchris) January 22, 2024

It’s also unfair to place full blame on Bass. The defense had no answers for Patrick Mahomes and the KC offense in the second half. Sean McDermott was reckless with his fake punt play call, and Stefon Diggs dropped a deep pass from Josh Allen minutes before Bass’ miss.