DEC 10 KELCE LATER

After catching a 25-yard pass that got the Chiefs into field-goal range, Kelce made the bold decision to toss a perfect backwards pass to Kadarius Toney, who caught it in stride and ran in for what looked like a miracle go-ahead touchdown.

But it was all a mute point from the start, as Toney had lined up a few inches offside, which drew a five-yard penalty and brought the touchdown back. The Bills forced a stop a few plays later and were able to line up in victory formation to end the game

AL CALLED BACK The Buffalo Bills secured a crucial 20-17 win over the Kansas City Chiefs at Arrowhead on Sunday night, but they nearly lost in heart-breaking fashion again.

Trailing by three in the final two minutes, it seemed like Patrick Mahomes, Travis Kelce and Co. would inevitably lead the Chiefs down the field for a game-winning drive. Kelce nearly made this come to fruition on a play you won’t see everyday.

DEC 10 JOSH ALLEN TD TIES TWO RECORDS Buffalo Bills quarterback Josh Allen gave his team a 14-0 lead with a powerful six-yard rushing touchdown in the second quarter of Sunday’s meeting with the Kansas City Chiefs.

He also tied two NFL records while doing so, per Bills PR.

“Josh Allen runs six yards for his 48th career rushing TD, tying Cam Newton (48) for most among NFL QBs in his first six seasons. This also marks Allen’s ninth game this season with a rushing & passing TD, tying Kyler Murray (2020) for the most such games in a single season,” the team tweeted.

Allen is also now just the third player ever to post 25+ passing touchdowns and 10+ rushing touchdowns in one season, joining Newton and Murray again.