The Bills and Chiefs faced off in an epic AFC showdown in Week 9. USA Today Sports provided the latest updates and more from the matchup.

Buffalo successfully kept up with New England in the AFC East on Sunday, taking down Patrick Mahomes and the Chiefs to improve to 6-2. Here's how Josh Allen's unit came out on top.

ORCHARD PARK - With the game hanging in the balance, the Buffalo Bills’ first-round draft pick, playing in just his second NFL game, made the play that saved his team Sunday night at Highmark Stadium. The never-out-of-it Kansas City Chiefs were trailing ...

James Cook rushed for 216 yards and two touchdowns and the Bills defense had seven sacks in a 40-3 win over the Panthers.

The Buffalo Bills' defense was dominant on Sunday, generating seven sacks and three turnovers in a 40-9 victory.

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The Bills, behind 38 rushing yards from running back James Cook, chugged downfield on the first touch—reaching the Panthers' 23-yard line. But linebacker Trevin Wallace sacked quarterback Josh Allen on a third-and-10 to keep Buffalo to a 45-yard field goal. Bills lead 3-0 with 7:14 left in the first quarter.