Buffalo Bills End Patrick Mahomes Historic Completion Streak in Chiefs' 28-21 Victory

The Buffalo Bills secured a significant 28-21 victory over the Kansas City Chiefs, ending Patrick Mahomes' historic streak of completing at least 50% of his passes in consecutive games to start his career. The Bills' defense was notably effective, persistently pressuring Mahomes and limiting the Chiefs' ground game, which contributed to Mahomes completing only 15 of 34 passes for the first time in his career. Meanwhile, the Chiefs, who had just won three consecutive games including a solid 28-7 win over the Washington Commanders, face a challenging upcoming schedule with critical playoff implications. Despite the loss, Mahomes showcased resilience, including a notable fourth-and-17 conversion, but the Chiefs ultimately could not overcome the Bills' strong offensive and defensive performance. The game has significant playoff ramifications, with the Bills improving to 6-2 and the Chiefs falling to 5-4, setting up a potential high-stakes rematch in the future. Both teams remain formidable, with the Chiefs ranked fourth in offense and defense, while the Bills reassert themselves as strong Super Bowl contenders.