There were a number of big plays for the New England Patriots in Sunday’s 29-25 win over the Buffalo Bills. The capstone on the game though was a one-yard touchdown pass from quarterback Mac Jones to tight end Mike Gesicki, which put the Patriots in the lead with just 12 seconds remaining in the game.

Bob Socci and Scott Zolak had the call. Here’s what the play sounded like on 98.5 The Sports Hub and the Patriots Radio Network…

The play is just the third time in the last 30 years the Patriots have had a go-ahead receiving touchdown in the last 15 seconds of a game, per ESPN’s Mike Reiss. All three have come from three different quarterbacks.

Before Sunday, the most recent such play spurred another memorable call from Socci and Zolak. That was the “Unicorns! Show Ponies! Where’s the Beef” touchdown against the New Orleans Saints from Tom Brady to Kenbrell Thompkins in 2015. That score put the Patriots up 30-27 with five seconds to go in the game.

• Tyler Milliken ⚾️ on Twitter: "Also, 9 years ago today.@scottzolak: "BRADY'S BACK! THAT'S YOUR QUARTERBACK! WHO LEFT THE BUILDING! UNICORNS! SHOW PONIES! WHERE'S THE BEEF?"Legendary. Miss these days. pic.twitter.com/bOXYm76Q77 / Twitter"

  Also, 9 years ago today.@scottzolak: "BRADY'S BACK! THAT'S YOUR QUARTERBACK! WHO LEFT THE BUILDING! UNICORNS! SHOW PONIES! WHERE'S THE BEEF?"Legendary. Miss these days. pic.twitter.com/bOXYm76Q77

  The final such touchdown was also against the Bills, back in 1998 at the old Foxboro Stadium. Despite getting out to a 14-0 lead in the second quarter the Patriots found themselves playing from behind late. Down 21-17 in the final minute a questionable pass interference call put the ball on the 1-yard line with no time left, and Drew Bledsoe hit tight end Ben Coates for the game-winning score.

  Here’s what it sounded like with Gil Santos and Gino Cappelletti on the call…

• That ended up being a crucial late-season win for the Patriots, who snuck into the postseason in the final AFC Wild Card spot by one game. On top of that, fans may remember that ending for another reason.

  With it being an untimed down at the end of the game, that touchdown sealed the deal for the Patriots. However, they still had a PAT try coming. Yet the Bills, unhappy with the PI call to end the game, left for the locker room instead of staying on the field. With no defense in sight, Pete Carrol called for a two-point conversion, with Adam Vinatieri running into the end zone unopposed to cap the 25-21 win.

  NFL Legacy on Twitter: "Most of his NFL-record 2,547 points came in ones and threes.But in 1998, when the Bills' defense did not come out on the field for an extra point at the end of a game...@adamvinatieri seized the opportunity for a two-point conversion.(Nov. 29, 1998) @Patriots pic.twitter.com/uKWR7InTht / Twitter"

  Most of his NFL-record 2,547 points came in ones and threes.But in 1998, when the Bills' defense did not come out on the field for an extra point at the end of a game...@adamvinatieri seized the opportunity for a two-point conversion.(Nov. 29, 1998) @Patriots pic.twitter.com/uKWR7InTht

• Alex Barth is a writer and digital producer for 985TheSportsHub.com. Any opinions expressed do not necessarily reflect those of 98.5 The Sports Hub, Beasley Media Group, or any subsidiaries. Thoughts? Comments? Questions? Looking for a podcast guest? Let him know on Twitter @RealAlexBarth or via email at [email protected].

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