In a close and hard-fought game, the Buffalo Bills defeated the Kansas City Chiefs 30-21, handing the Chiefs their first loss of the season. Bills quarterback Josh Allen led a crucial drive in the fourth quarter that sealed their victory, aided by a strong offensive performance that broke through the normally stout Chiefs defense. Allen threw for 262 yards and ran for 55, while the team also had 104 rushing yards. Buffalo’s balanced attack allowed them to control the ball for much of the game, keeping Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes off the field. Mahomes struggled by his standards, throwing an interception on his first pass and being ineffective in the second half. The loss was the Chiefs’ first since Christmas, ending their bid for an undefeated season. The Bills now sit in second place in the AFC, just behind the Chiefs. However, the Bills have not been able to defeat the Chiefs in the playoffs, losing in three straight matchups. The loss dropped Kansas City to 9-1 and improved Buffalo to 9-2. Buffalo will have a bye week next before facing their next challenge against the Chiefs.
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Bills Halt Chiefs’ Undefeated Streak, Now Face Playoff Showdown
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