The Buffalo Bills cemented their status as a legitimate AFC and Super Bowl contender with a 30-21 victory over the Kansas City Chiefs on Sunday.
The Bills handed the Chiefs their first loss of 2024, outgaining them by over 100 yards and scoring two fourth-quarter touchdowns. The game’s defining moment came in the final three minutes, when Josh Allen scrambled for a 26-yard touchdown on fourth down, breaking multiple tackles to extend Buffalo’s lead.
After the win, All-Pro edge rusher Von Miller praised the team’s effort, especially Allen’s performance.
“It felt like a great team win,” Miller said. “It felt like everything we had been doing individually and as a unit just came together at the right time. I’m so proud of my guys. Man, my quarterback, hey, I (expletive) love that guy.”
“I (expletive) love this team,” Miller continued. “From the coaching staff, to the front office, to the players we have in here, man, it’s a beautiful thing. To be in the league for 14 years and still experience this—proud of my quarterback, proud of my offense, great team win.”
Miller, who recorded his first sack since Week 3 in the victory, has enjoyed a resurgence this season after recovering from a torn ACL in 2022 and struggling to stay healthy in 2023. If the Bills continue to perform like they did on Sunday, Miller could be on track to add a third Super Bowl title to his resume.
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