Tyler Bass missed an extra point, hit an upright on an extra point and made the longest field goal in Buffalo Bills history. In the same game.

The Bills kicker's turbulent day ended by being hoisted by his teammates in triumph.

The only choking from Tyler Bass was the five-year veteran getting choked up after receiving a game ball following his game-winning 61-yard boot in the final seconds to give the Bills a 30-27 victory over the Miami Dolphins.

Buffalo head coach Sean McDermott presented Bass with a game ball in the locker room.

"Unbelievable journey this guy's been on, man," McDermott said. "Unbelievable, right? Mentally tough. I'm so proud of you, man. Aren't you guys proud of him?"

Bills players erupted and Bass hugged McDermott before addressing his teammates.

"I just want to say, men, I couldn't have done it without you guys," Bass said as his became emotional. "I've been through a lot. I just leaned on you guys, having you always there for me. For me to go out and do that for you guys means a lot."

McDermott put his arm around Bass and asked his kicker if he wanted a "Victory Monday," a reward of extra day of rest after the win.

"When the game is on the line you guys are at your best. And that's an important trait right there," McDermott said. "T. Bass a great example of it right there. Not so good early, comes back, hits the game winner. Sixty-one yards."

The maligned kicker has connected on at least 80% of his field goal attempts each year but it's been a rough 2024. Bass went 2 of 5 in the playoffs, including pushing a 44-yard attempt wide right with 1:43 remaining that would've tied the game in a home divisional loss to the Kansas City Chiefs on Jan. 21.

"What the heck was that," ESPN play-by-play announcer Joe Buck lambasted a errant Bass extra point attempt on Monday Night Football in Week 6.

Bass has missed three extra points this season, and three field goals in 15 attempts.

His latest miss kept the Bills' lead against the Dolphins to two points, 13-10, in the third quarter. Miami responded with a field goal that gave it the lead, 13-12, instead of a tie due to Bass' missed kick. The Bills scored a touchdown on their next possession and negated the missed extra point with a 2-point conversion for a 20-13 advantage.

"Obviously missing one early in the day, hitting the pole in another, you know he could have easily put it in the tank and a 61-yard field goal to win a game against a division rival, it’s what stories are made of," Bills quarterback Josh Allen said. "Everybody in that locker room’s so happy for him, and he’s our guy.”

Bass has been clutch late in games. He's 9-for-9 in his career in the final minute of the fourth quarter and overtime, and has five game-winning field goals in the final minute.

Buffalo's previous long field goal was by Steve Christie in 1993.

There have only been 16 field goals in NFL history than Bass' game winner.

Justin Tucker of the Baltimore Ravens set an NFL record with a 66-yard field goal on Sept. 26, 2021.

Longest field goals in NFL history

• 1. Justin Tucker, Baltimore Ravens, 2021, 66 yards

• 2. Brandon Aubrey, Dallas Cowboys, 2024, 65 yards

• 3. Matt Prater, Denver Broncos, 2013, 64 yards

• T4. Davis Akers, San Francisco 49ers, 2012, 63 yards

• T4. Tom Dempsey, New Orleans Saints, 1970, 63 yards

• T4. Jason Elam, Denver Broncos, 1998, 63 yards

• T4. Graham Gano, Carolina Panthers, 2018, 63 yards

• T4. Sebastian Janikowski, Oakland Raiders, 2011, 63 yards

• T4. Brett Maher, Dallas Cowboys, 2019, 63 yards

• T4. Joey SLye, New England Patriots, 2024, 63 yards

• T11. Matt Bryant, Tampa Bay Buccaneers, 2006, 62 yards

• T11. Harrison Butker, Kansas City Chiefs, 2022, 62 yards

• T11. Stephen Gostkowski, New England Patriots, 2017, 62 yards

• T11. Brett Maher, Dallas Cowboys, 2018, 62 yards

• T11. Matt Prater, Arizona Cardinals, 2021, 62 yards

• T11. Matt Prater, Arizona Cardinals, 2023, 62 yards

• T17. Tyler Bass, Buffalo Bills, 2024, 61 yards

• T17. Jake Elliott, Philadelphia Eagles, 2017, 61 yards

• T17. Jake Elliott, Philadelphia Eagles, 2023, 61 yards

• T17. Ka'imi Fairbairn, Houston Texans, 2021, 61 yards

• T17. Jay Feely, Arizona Cardinals, 2012, 61 yards

• T17. Sebastian Janikowski, Oakland Raiders, 2019, 61 yards

• T17. Greg Joseph, Minnesota Vikings, 2022, 61 yards

• T17. Brandon McManus, Denver Broncos, 2021, 61 yards

• T17. Jason Myers, Seattle Seahawks, 2020, 61 yards

• T17. Joey Slye, Washington Commanders, 2023, 61 yards

• T17. Justin Tucker, Baltimore Ravens, 2013, 61 yards

• T17. Greg Zuerlein, St. Louis Rams, 2015, 61 yards

This article originally appeared on Rochester Democrat and Chronicle: Tyler Bass overcome with emotion after winning field goal for Bills