There is no love lost between the Buffalo Bills fans and the team’s heated rival, the Kansas City Chiefs. The latest example of which came when the Chiefs hoppe

Making his first start in Week 8, the Buffalo Bills finally saw what defensive end Michael Hoecht brings to the team. And what a start it was. Now the question is if he can keep bringing similar heat in Week 9 against quarterback Patrick Mahomes and the Kansas City Chiefs.

What was once a three-team race between the Bills, Chiefs and Ravens is now complicated, with several upstarts jumping into the mix.

Buffalo's defense, led by new pass-rusher Nick Bosa, showed the blueprint Sunday to defeating Patrick Mahomes. Will it carry over into the postseason?

After Taylor Swift attended Travis Kelce’s three consecutive home games at Arrowhead Stadium, the singer spent her Sunday out of the spotlight.

Now, nearly halfway through the season, the Bills have victories over the two other AFC preseason superpowers — the Chiefs and Baltimore Ravens. The Bills have the fourth-best record in the AFC and are only half a game behind the trio tied for first, with the top seed still very much within reach.

That being said, here's a look at four players the Bills could target as potential replacements at the NFL trade deadline. Buffalo could decide to go with a true defensive tackle, which would not only help replace Hoecht, but also Ed Oliver as well. That's why Sebastian Joseph-Day is someone to keep an eye on.

Kansas City will still face an uphill battle to overcome Buffalo's lead. Bills quarterback Josh Allen is putting on a dominant performance, and Chiefs defensive coordinator Steve Spagnuolo must find a way to put the clamps on the reigning MVP if Kansas City intends to win its sixth game of the season.