Chiefs Suffer First Loss to Bills

The Kansas City Chiefs faced their first loss of the season against the Buffalo Bills, falling 30-21, which ended their perfect record of 9-0. Despite Patrick Mahomes throwing three touchdown passes, his performance was marred by two interceptions and a lack of support from key players like Travis Kelce, who had only two catches for eight yards. The defeat puts the Chiefs in a tougher position for securing home-field advantage in the AFC playoffs, as the Bills now hold the tiebreaker over them. While the loss may serve as a wake-up call for the Chiefs, it also opens the door for other teams in the AFC to vie for the top seed. The Chiefs, who aim for a historic third consecutive Super Bowl title, will need to regroup and focus on the upcoming games against tough opponents. Analysts suggest the loss could ultimately benefit Kansas City by relieving the pressure of maintaining perfection as they prepare for the postseason.