And again, Reed victimized Pearson. The Bills' star receiver broke free down the middle in single coverage to haul in Kelly's pass for a 53-yard score, making it 14-0.
"They were different calls, audibles, just man-to-man patterns," Kelly said. "It was just a matter of him beating them."
Which was no problem for Reed.
Scott Norwood's 33-yard field goal with two seconds left in the half made it 17-0.
The Bills clinched it by marching 36 yards after Kirby Jackson's interception to start the second half. Kelly hit Lofton with a 10-yard TD pass.
Thomas's 100 yards was his fourth straight playoff game with at least 100 yards. Norwood also had 47 and 20-yard field goals. Ken Davis scored on a 5-yard run with 4:57 left in the game to close out the Bills' scoring.