The New York Giants lost to the Buffalo Bills on Sunday Night. A controversial no-call on the final play of the game caused a social media uproar.

The New York Giants and Buffalo Bills played on Sunday Night Football in a battle for New York, and the Bills escaped with a 14-9 victory. The game wasn’t exactly a thing of beauty, but it did bring with it plenty of drama. The Giants outplayed the Bills for most of the game, but some critical, bonehead clock management may have cost them the game.

The Giants were leading 6-0 as the time was dwindling in the first half and had the ball at the 1-yard line, about to score again. Giants backup QB Tyrod Taylor was thrust into the starting lineup on Sunday Night Football and made a horrific decision down by the goal line.

Instead of attempting a pass, Taylor audibled to a run play. The play was abruptly stuffed by the Bills defensive front seven, and the clock ran out before the Giants could get lined up to spike the football. Taylor’s questionable decision cost the Giants a minimum of three points as they walked into the locker room up 6-0.