The Buffalo Bills are going to see Patrick Mahomes and Harrison Butker in their nightmares for years … no matter what happens over time.
The Bills, who saw the Chiefs get a game-tying field goal in the playoffs last season in a drive that lasted 13 seconds, took the lead in the second quarter Sunday at Arrowhead on a TD pass from Josh Allen to Gabe Davis.
All that separated Buffalo from a halftime advantage after a 96-yard touchdown drive was 12 seconds.
That was plenty of time for Mahomes to throw a 19-yard pass to Jerick McKinnon, and one of 9 yards to Travis Kelce.
On to the field came Harrison Butker to attempt what would be a Kansas City Chiefs record 62-yard field goal.
The kick was good and everyone went to the locker room tied at 10-10.
Harrison Butker from 62 yards at the end of the half! #ChiefsKingdom
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