Patrick Mahomes and the Kansas City Chiefs struggled to find their rhythm Sunday, falling 28-21 to the Buffalo Bills as the star quarterback faced relentless pressure.Mahomes completed 15 of 34 passes for 250 yards with one interception and no touchdowns, marking one of the lowest points of his nine-year career. Buffalo sacked him three times and hit him 15 times, forcing Kansas City into several stalled drives.
The Chiefs managed to cut a 21-point deficit to seven in the fourth quarter on Kareem Hunt’s 1-yard touchdown run, following a 29-yard fourth-down completion from Mahomes to Rashee Rice. However, an interception on the next possession effectively ended their comeback bid.
Rashee Rice had 80 yards receiving and a rushing touchdown, while Hollywood Brown contributed a 40-yard catch in the first half to set up a short field goal.
Kansas City (5-4) now heads into its bye week before facing AFC West leader Denver on Nov. 17, hoping to regroup after a disappointing performance against a team they have historically struggled against in the regular season.
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