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NFL fans are in for an absolute treat in Week 10, as the Buffalo Bills will take on the Kansas City Chiefs in Buffalo. The Bills and Chiefs appear to be two of the top teams in the AFC, potentially giving fans an early glimpse of the AFC Championship Game. More news: Buffalo Bills Announce Exciting Development Ahead of Chiefs Game There’s plenty of history between the Bills and Chiefs, especially when it comes to the postseason. If there’s been one team that Josh Allen and the Bills can’t get past, it’s typically Kansas City. In their defense, many teams around in the NFL don’t have much of a chance to beat the Chiefs when it matters most, as Patrick Mahomes and Kansas City take their game to another level. Regarding how players on the Bills field, it sounds like they think this is as big a game as anybody could imagine, too, with Dion Dawkins stating that this isn’t just the next game on the schedule. Patrick Mahomes #15 of the Kansas City Chiefs reacts prior to the game against the Washington Commanders at Arrowhead Stadium on October 27, 2025 in Kansas City, Missouri. “I don’t want to say it’s ‘just that next game,’ because we have history,” Dawkins said on “SiriusXM NFL Radio.” “It’s not ‘just that next game.’ There is stuff there. “There is a little bit of more passion. There is a little, ‘I want this more than ever.’ We gotta just control our emotions, play well and understand that the Chiefs are coming to our home base trying to take us out. We’re going to try our best and we’re going to do our part of defending our dirt and see what happens when that 60-minute game says zero.” More news: Taylor Swift Reacts to Chiefs Star Chris Jones Singing ‘Fate of Ophelia’ It’ll be intriguing to see how Buffalo responds to some of the adversity it has faced against Kansas City in recent years. It wouldn’t be surprising to see the Bills come away with a win at home, but the Chiefs will be ready to go and have been playing great football recently. For more on the Chiefs and NFL, head to Newsweek Sports.
