The Buffalo Bills played a masterful, physical brand of football chess against the suddenly hot Kansas City Chiefs, winning 28-20 and improving to 6-2. Buffalo’s win at least temporarily sends Kansas City reeling backwards to “in the hunt” and out of the playoffs if the season ended today.

The latest iteration of AFC armageddon takes place Sunday afternoon at Highmark Stadium when the 5-2 Bills host the 5-3 Chiefs in a game that, as always, figures to have huge ramifications down the line when it comes to deciding division races and conference playoff seeding.

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As expected, there has been no shortage of action in the matchup thus far. In fact, Kelce took a brutal hit late in the first half from Bills safety Cole Bishop. The Chiefs star got decked after an incomplete play and was seen exiting the field with the trainers before the halftime break.

Here's everything you need to know about Kansas City's next game, including TV channel and streaming options for the NFL matchup.

The Buffalo Bills extended their regular-season win streak against the Kansas City Chiefs to five games Sunday with a 28-21 win at Highmark Stadium in Orchard Park, New York.

Isiah Pacheco is out for the Kansas City Chiefs, and the team has activated Clyde Edwards-Helaire for the game against the Bills.

The offense stalled on third downs, the defense couldn’t come up with key stops — and in a game defined by small margins, a missed scoring opportunity before halftime proved costly. “Against a team like this,