CBS drew a massive average audience of 31.2 million viewers for its national broadcast of the Kansas City Chiefs-Buffalo Bills showdown on Sunday – marking the most-watched NFL regular season game since 2007, excluding Thanksgiving and Christmas Eve games.

Bills: Yes, the Bills are 9-2 and the Chiefs are 9-1, but head-to-head wins have to count for something, and Buffalo has won six straight games after beating Kansas City at Highmark Stadium, where the Bills are 5-0 this season.

I guess the window was still open after all. Probably wide open in fact. Remember all that preseason talk of how the Buffalo Bills' window for winning had closed, how it was over for them, how the roster turnover would change the team's fortunes and that they couldn't get past those losses on the field in the playoffs and on the roster?