Buffalo Bills earned a much-needed road victory over the Kansas City Chiefs in a 20-17 thriller at Arrowhead Stadium.
In the sixth meeting between Josh Allen and Patrick Mahomes, the Bills quarterback threw for 233 yards, a touchdown and one interception. He added 32 yards and a score on the ground.
Defensive end A.J. Epenesa started the game off with a bang, tipping a pass during the Chiefs' opening drive from Mahomes at the line of scrimmage and securing it for his second interception of the season.
James Cook, who scored the game's first touchdown on a wheel route out of the backfield. The second year running back caught Allen's pass in stride and front flipped into the end zone to put the Bills in front.
Josh Allen completed 23 of 42 passes for 233 yards with a touchdown and interception and he added a rushing touchdown. James Cook's five catches for 83 yards and a touchdown all came in the first half. Mahomes finished 25 of 43 for 271 yards with a touchdown and interception. Travis Kelce had six receptions for 83 yards.
Kansas City is 8-5 after two straight losses.The week has been anything but normal for Buffalo heading into a must-win game. Rather than another chapter in the Josh Allen vs. Patrick Mahomes rivalry grabbing the headlines, Bills head coach Sean McDermott has had to defend his character after his comments about 9/11 were unveiled in a Tyler Dunne article on GoLongTD.com on Thursday. 
With the distractions and pressure heading the matchup between perennial AFC contenders, can McDermott block out the noise and coach the Bills to a win in their biggest game of the season? A win over a conference rival would start a tough five-game stretch on the right foot, but a loss would diminish Buffalo’s already slim playoff chances and cause even more chaos for a team that’s lived in it for much of the season. 
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