Josh Allen once again dominates Mahomes and the Bills prevail in Kansas City

The Buffalo Bills reaffirmed their status as a bogey team for the Kansas City Chiefs after defeating them 28-21 at Highmark Stadium, in a duel that once again pitted Josh Allen against Patrick Mahomes .

The Buffalo quarterback completed an efficient performance, with accurate passes and total leadership, leading his team to their fifth consecutive win over Mahomes in the regular season, a streak that already sets a precedent in this modern NFL rivalry.

From the first offensive series, Allen set the tone. With a sustained 84-yard, 11-play drive, he culminated in a 23-yard touchdown pass to tight end Dalton Kincaid, setting the tone for the game. Kansas City responded quickly with a rushing touchdown by Rashee Rice, but from the second quarter onward, the Bills found an unstoppable rhythm.

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ALLEN AND HIS DOUBLE THREAT DISARMED THE CHIEFS

Josh Allen once again demonstrated his dual ability, throwing and running with authority . In the first half, in addition to his touchdown pass, he added a one-yard rushing touchdown, increasing the lead to 21-10 before halftime. Ty Johnson also contributed with a three-yard run that widened the gap and put the home defense under pressure.

Kansas City , meanwhile, stayed in the game thanks to two field goals by Harrison Butker, one from 46 yards and another from 19 yards just before halftime, which left the score at 21-13 at the break. However, Mahomes ' offense again suffered from inconsistency and constant pressure from Buffalo 's defensive line, which forced them to rush their throws and lose their rhythm.

BUFFALO'S CONTROL WAS TOTAL IN THE SECOND HALF

In the third quarter, the Bills extended their dominance with another sustained drive that culminated in Allen 's second rushing touchdown, again from the one-yard line, making the score 28-13. The quarterback was crucial in moving the chains and avoiding mistakes, something Mahomes couldn't replicate on the other end.

In the final quarter, the Chiefs rallied with a final push. Kareem Hunt scored a rushing touchdown, and Mahomes connected with Travis Kelce for the two-point conversion, narrowing the gap to 28-21. However, their attempt to tie the game fell short against the Bills ' solid defense, which intelligently closed out the game, running down the clock and denying any comeback opportunities.

FIVE CONSECUTIVE VICTORIES AND A CLEAR MESSAGE

With this result, Josh Allen secured his fifth consecutive regular-season victory over Patrick Mahomes , solidifying his personal dominance in the head-to-head record between the two quarterbacks, although postseason matchups continue to favor the Chiefs ' quarterback. Buffalo , still battling for the top spots in the AFC, displayed a balanced level of play and a maturity that places them once again among the top contenders.

Despite his efforts, Mahomes failed to capitalize on opportunities in the red zone and struggled under pressure from the opposing team. Kansas City 's offense, plagued by execution errors and a lack of explosiveness, continues to be a major concern for the defending champions.