Mark Gaughan

The matchup that got the most attention when the Bills schedule came out is finally here. Mark Gaughan and Katherine Fitzgerald are looking at just how much is at stake when the Chiefs come to Orchard Park on Sunday.

The matchup that got the most attention when the Bills schedule came out is finally here. Mark Gaughan and Katherine Fitzgerald are looking at just how much is at stake when the Chiefs come to Orchard Park on Sunday.

The Buffalo News' football reporters give their predictions for Sunday's game against the Kansas City Chiefs.

There was a sense of awe in the Buffalo Bills’ locker room over Josh Allen’s winning, 26-yard touchdown run Sunday against the Kansas City Chiefs.

As for the prospects of a Bills-Chiefs playoff meeting, let’s not overrate the significance. The Bills have won in Kansas City. The Chiefs have won in Buffalo. The next meeting, if it happens, probably would be another nail-biter.

Joe Brady threw a lot of personnel groupings at the Kansas City Chiefs in Sunday's big Buffalo Bills victory. However, the only one that was very successful was the three-receiver set, 11 personnel. The Bills were able to pass reasonably well on the Chiefs, who entered the game ranked No. 5 in points allowed and No. 4 in yards allowed. As expected, however, the Chiefs were stingy against the run. The Bills gained 104 rushing yards, but 44 came on scrambles by Josh Allen, capped by his game-clinching 26-yard touchdown run.

Josh Allen says his confidence in targeting Khalil Shakir never has been higher.

The Bills' slot receiver ranks No. 2 in the NFL in yards after the catch with 462, behind only Cincinnati's Ja'Marr Chase, who has 489, according to Pro Football Focus.

Josh Allen is performing at the height of his QB powers. He’s reading defenses better, getting the ball out of his hands quicker, distributing the ball to a wider variety of weapons more often and avoiding mistakes better than ever.

Players utilize a slew of high-tech and low-tech treatments to get their bodies ready to take the field in the six days – and sometimes fewer – between games.