Back in the 1990s, legendary ESPN commentator Chris Berman made famous the saying that "no one circles the wagons like the Buffalo Bills." It was meant to describe Buffalo's unique and passionate fan base and the team's ability to bounce back after a loss.

A 36-34 Bills victory is the prediction from the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette’s Gerry Dulac. This is an excerpt from his story: “The Bills put up 40 points last week in Carolina; the Chiefs have won three in a row by a combined score of 89-24. But those were all at home. Speaking of home, the Bills are averaging 35.7 points at their dump.”

Kansas City quarterback Patrick Mahomes discussed that challenge his team will face on Sunday... and he was candid and respectful. "I mean, they don't like us," Mahomes said. Mahomes went on to reflect on the Bills' history and what taking the field in Orchard Park means to him.

This article was originally published on buffalowdown.com as Week 10 AFC East schedule sets up Bills to complete season sweep of Dolphins.

Just when it appeared fashionable in some NFL circles to begin writing off Josh Allen and the Bills as mere pretenders, Buffalo went ahead and flipped the script.

The Kansas City Chiefs and Buffalo Bills will square off in the regular season at Highmark Stadium in Orchard Park, New York, on Sunday afternoon, for a contest that could have significant implications on the AFC playoff race.