"The Greatest Comeback in NFL History - The Buffalo Bills vs. Houston Oilers"

The 1993 Wild Card match between the Buffalo Bills and the Houston Oilers remains one of the most unforgettable games in NFL history. The Oilers started off strong, running up a 35-3 lead against the Bills at halftime. Most fans had already given up on the Bills, considering the game all but lost. But what happened next will forever be etched in the memory of every football enthusiast and fan for years to come.

Steve Christie's field goal kick and a touchdown by Don Beebe were only the start of an incredible and historic comeback. The Bills scored 28 points in the third quarter, with Frank Reich throwing four touchdown passes, stunning the Oilers' defense. The Bills had amazingly pulled even with just over three minutes remaining in the game.

At this point, the game was already considered one of the most nail-biting games in NFL history. But what followed in OT was for the ages. With 58 seconds on the clock, the Texans faced fourth-and-five on their 25-yard line. But instead of punting, they went for it, a decision that would go on to change their fate in the game. Pickens dropped the pass, and the Buffalo Bills picked it up, ending up in the end zone and winning the game 41-38.

This unbelievable game stands as one of the greatest comebacks in NFL history. This game was dramatic, heart-stopping, unforgettable, which made football fans hold their breaths from the first quarter to the last. It's miraculous how the Bills overcame such intense stress to come out on top, something that more so solidified their status in the NFL history books. Even today, it continues to inspire viewers and prove anything's possible in football.