While the Kansas City Chiefs didn’t play their best game in Sunday’s 28-21 road loss to the Buffalo Bills, it was still a close contest at the end. The Chiefs were outgained. They lost the turnover battle and the time-of-possession comparison. They didn’t protect quarterback Patrick Mahomes well enough or apply enough pressure to Bills’ quarterback Josh Allen. They didn’t run the ball often enough — and gave up too many big plays, too.

Perhaps Kansas City was quietly holding something back for the postseason. Perhaps the team’s injuries were finally too much to overcome. Or maybe, on this day,...

According to a report from NFL Network’s Ian Rapoport, the Kansas City Chiefs’ first-round rookie left tackle Josh Simmons is back in the team facility.

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Following the Kansas City Chiefs’ disappointing 28-21 loss to the Buffalo Bills on every CBS television station in America, Arrowhead Pride user Belohawks scoured the Internet for the most appropriate news headlines.

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Wildcat Ran Loose at Orchard Park

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*Loss leaves a...

The Kansas City Chiefs’ margin of error disappeared a month ago.

So to achieve their 2025 goals, they desperately needed a Week 9 victory over the Buffalo Bills in Orchard Park — but instead, they allowed themselves to get taken out behind the woodshed on both sides of the line, getting bullied in the trenches. They struggled to cover Buffalo’s tight ends and finish their drives when it mattered most. It all added up to a disappointing 28-21 loss that the Bills controlled from their opening drive.

*As the dust settles on Sunday afternoon’s loss, Kansas City finds itself firmly...

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Josh Allen not phased by Chiefs defensive coordinator Steve Spagnuolo’s blitz schemes

Kansas City blitzed Allen on 30% of his dropbacks, per TruMedia, in Week 9, tied for the 11th-highest rate in the NFL. However, Allen thrived when Spags turned up the heat: he completed all eight of his throws against the blitz on Sunday for 61 yards, 7.6 yards per pass attempt. Early in his career, Allen could be temporarily thrown off course by Spagnuolo’s complex blitz schemes, but in his...

On Sunday, the Kansas City Chiefs’ winning streak ended at three games with a 28-21 loss to the Buffalo Bills. After the final whistle, defensive tackle Chris Jones was upfront about the defense’s role in the disappointing defeat — and what work may be in store for him and his teammates during the team’s Week 10 bye.

“There were a lot of missed tackles,” he acknowledged. “Usually, we’ve been doing a really, really good job of getting the tackle, wrapping them up, and solidifying the play. Today, we had a couple of broken tackles, which led to bigger runs… We...

The Kansas City Chiefs had their chances during Sunday’s 28–21 loss the Buffalo Bills. They just couldn’t finish them.

The team struggled to find consistency on both sides of the ball. The offense stalled on third downs, the defense couldn’t come up with key stops — and in a game defined by small margins, a missed scoring opportunity before halftime proved costly.

“Against a team like this, you got to get off the field defensively, and you got to be able to stay on the field offensively and score touchdowns, not field goals,” head coach Andy Reid told reporters after...

At the start of the fourth quarter in Sunday’s 28-21 loss to the Buffalo Bills, right tackle Jawaan Taylor was seen down on the field for the Kansas City Chiefs before limping to the sideline.

After the game, head coach Andy Reid confirmed that Taylor had injured his ankle without elaborating on the severity.

“We had one injury coming out of it,” Reid said in his postgame comments. “It was Jawaan Taylor, who hurt his right ankle.”

Taylor was announced as questionable to return, but swing tackle Wanya Morris finished the game on the right side.

Briefly, the Chiefs were...

In Week 10, the Kansas City Chiefs are scheduled for the annual bye week. All three of the AFC West foes will be playing, however.

It starts with “Thursday Night Football,” the setting for a matchup between the Las Vegas Raiders and Denver Broncos on Empower Field at Mile High Stadium. According to FanDuel Sportsbook, Denver has opened as a 9.5-point favorite in the game.

The Broncos are coming off an 18-15 victory on the road over the Houston Texans in Week 9. The Raiders came up short in a 30-29 overtime loss to the Jacksonville Jaguars on Sunday.

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On Sunday afternoon, the Kansas City Chiefs recorded a 28-21 road loss to the Buffalo Bills that dropped their record to 5-4.

1. Bills’ tight ends, running backs give Chiefs nightmares

From the start, the Bills were committed to using an effective ground game to attack the Chiefs’ linebackers in pass coverage — primarily with tight ends like Dalton Kincaid, who scored on the opening drive by dusting linebacker Drue Tranquill in man-to-man coverage for a 23-yard touchdown.

Buffalo’s second touchdown — an 18-yard completion to the Bills’ third tight end Jackson Hawes — was set up a 47-yard...

In one of the season’s most-anticipated games, the Kansas City Chiefs were unable to come back from a 21-10 second-quarter deficit, recording a 28-21 loss to the Buffalo Bills that dropped their record to 5-4 as they headed into their Week 10 bye.

In one of the season’s most-anticipated games, the Kansas City Chiefs were unable to come back from a 21-10 second-quarter deficit, recording a 28-21 loss to the Buffalo Bills that dropped their record to 5-4 as they headed into their Week 10 bye.

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Bills strike first with Kincaid touchdown after extended...

Meeting for the 10th time in six seasons — the first teams to do that since the Oakland Raiders and Pittsburgh Steelers battled for AFC supremacy from 1972 to 1977 — the (5-3) Kansas City Chiefs are on the road to face the (5-2) Buffalo Bills at Highmark Stadium in Orchard Park, New York.

The Bills have lost two of their last three matchups, while the Chiefs are seeking their fourth straight win against a team they haven’t beaten in the regular season since October of 2020. Kansas City is bringing the league’s seventh-ranked scoring offense to face the NFL’s...