Full coverage: Bills lose to Chiefs, 42-36, in AFC divisional game heartbreaker
After a wild fourth quarter that saw four lead changes in the final two minutes, the Buffalo Bills lost in overtime 42-36 to the Kansas City Chiefs in an AFC divisional playoff game Sunday. Read all of our postgame coverage here.
Jay Skurski weighs in with his grades for the Buffalo Bills after their 42-36 overtime loss to the Kansas City Chiefs at Arrowhead Stadium ...
Buffalo Bills wide receiver Gabriel Davis became the first player in NFL history with four receiving touchdowns in a playoff game Sunday. But there was no celebration of a mark that came in a loss.
Instead of basking in the spotlight Kansas City Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes ran across the field, bobbing and weaving around players and media, to meet his counterpart – Bills quarterback Josh Allen – to share a hug and pats on the back.
The Kansas City Chiefs’ team speed was the biggest factor from start to finish – and especially at the finish – in the Buffalo Bills’ 42-36 overtime loss in the AFC divisional playoff game.
Don't miss Katherine Fitzgerald's quarter-by-quarter analysis of the Buffalo Bills' 42-36 overtime loss to the Kansas City Chiefs on AFC divisional playoff weekend ...
Among the questions in the aftermath of the Buffalo Bills' 42-36 overtime loss to the Kansas City Chiefs is the decision to kick the ball into…
Tension peaked in a riveting fourth quarter that saw 25 total points scored in the game's final two minutes, leading to a roller coaster of emotions – stress, joy, anger and disappointment.
The 42-36 overtime loss to the Kansas City Chiefs will immediately join the four Super Bowl losses and “Homerun Throwback” as the absolute most painful in franchise history, writes Jay Skurski.
Josh Allen and Gabriel Davis connected for four touchdowns – including two inside the two-minute warning to twice give the Buffalo Bills a late lead – but the NFL’s best defense couldn’t hang on in a thrilling 42-36 OT loss.
Five hours before kickoff, dozens of fans brought a slice of Orchard Park to a parking lot in the shadow of Arrowhead Stadium.
The Buffalo Bills battled the Kansas City Chiefs in an AFC divisional playoff game at GEHA Field at Arrowhead Stadium in Kansas City, Mo., on …
The Bills Mafia descended on GEHA Field at Arrowhead Stadium in Kansas City, Mo., to tailgate before the Buffalo Bills' AFC divisional playoff…
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Thirteen? It’s just a number. A baker’s dozen. What is there to be afraid of? Plenty, as it turns out. Just ask the Buffalo Bills.
It was déjà vu for the Bills, with their season ending on the same Arrowhead Stadium field that it did in the AFC championship game almost exactly a year earlier.
