The Buffalo Bills defeated the Kansas City Chiefs 30-21, ending the Chiefs’ bid for an undefeated season. Bills quarterback Josh Allen led a crucial late-game drive in the fourth quarter, scoring a touchdown that secured the win. The Bills’ offense outperformed the Chiefs’, who had a strong defense but struggled to contain Allen and the Buffalo offense. Buffalo controlled the ball for most of the game, converting more third downs and keeping Patrick Mahomes off the field. Kansas City was unable to score effectively in the second half, resulting in their first loss in 328 days. While Buffalo is now in a good position in the AFC, they have struggled against the Chiefs in the playoffs, losing three consecutive matchups. The Bills are still half a game behind Kansas City in the conference standings. The Chiefs will face the Carolina Panthers next, while the Bills have a bye week.
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After halting the Chiefs’ perfect season, the Bills must now face them in the playoffs
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