In a crucial Week 12 matchup, the Buffalo Bills topped the Kansas City Chiefs with a final score of 24-14. This victory not only boosts the Bills' playoff hopes but also serves as a significant statement against a perennial contender in the Chiefs. The win marks a pivotal moment in the season as both teams vie for postseason positioning. Josh Allen led the Bills' offense with an impressive performance, throwing for three touchdown passes, showcasing his ability to capitalize on key opportunities. While Patrick Mahomes put up solid numbers with 230 passing yards, it was Rashee Rice's standout receiving effort of 115 yards that kept the Chiefs competitive. However, the Bills' balanced attack, featuring Ray Davis's 58 rushing yards, proved too much for Kansas City to handle. Defensively, the Bills were able to disrupt Mahomes just enough to tilt the game in their favor. C.J. Gardner-Johnson's crucial interception shifted momentum in the first half, allowing Buffalo to extend their lead. Deone Walker's presence in the pass rush, even without a sack, contributed to a pressure-filled afternoon for the Chiefs, ultimately sealing Buffalo's victory as they held off a late-game surge from Kansas City.