ORCHARD PARK - There is going to be a playoff atmosphere Sunday afternoon at Highmark Stadium when the Buffalo Bills host the Kansas City Chiefs in what many are calling the NFL’s game of the year. This is just the fifth game since 1970 in Week 11 or ...

The Bills, who entered the game with an 8-2 record, ended Kansas City’s nine-game winning streak in a game that ended in a 30-21 final score in Buffalo’s favor. Bills quarterback Josh Allen put together an impressive performance, throwing for 262 yards and one touchdown against the Chiefs’ outstanding defense.

With just over seven minutes left in the first half, Bills quarterback Josh Allen threw an interception into the hands of Chiefs safety Chamarri Conner which eventually led to a Mahomes touchdown throw to tight end Noah Gray. Kansas City would take a 14-13 lead.