Even though the Chiefs missed the playoffs, they continued to live rent-free in the heads of the Bills on Wednesday. “If I could take you in

The Kansas City Chiefs could be an unlikely beneficiary of the Buffalo Bills ' press conference horror show, with Keon Coleman one of the main storylines. Bills owner Terry Pegula stated it was the coaching staff, not general manager Brandon Beane, who signed off on the move, even though we know it to be a clear lie.

Four years ago Friday, the Chiefs won a playoff game that lives in franchise lore, but the Bills haven’t overcome that loss.

Buffalo has already orchestrated a major move. There could be others on the horizon.

Sean McDermott has now taken another shot from the Buffalo Bills, as the owner blamed him for a decision that helped out Patrick Mahomes and the Kansas City Chiefs.

Redemption was expected for the Bills because Buffalo had finally earned the right to get the Chiefs at Highmark Stadium in January.

Buffalo moved on from head coach Sean McDermott on Monday morning.

Buffalo Bills tight end Dalton Kincaid earned a trip to the Pro Bowl, taking the spot vacated by Kansas City Chiefs tight end Travis Kelce. The post Bills Get Unexpected Good News After Travis Kelce Decision appeared first on Heavy Sports.

The Bills reunited with Shane Buechele, signing him to the practice squad after the Chiefs waived him following his NFL debut.

Kansas City Chiefs tight end Travis Kelce will not participate in the 2026 Pro Bowl Games | @EdEastonJr

Desperate times. Desperate measures.