Bills won the turnover battle, and the turnover battle won the game. Josh Allen was steady for Bills — 14/22, 294 yards, 3 TD, 1 INT. Cade Klubnik did the damage for Jets — 18/30, 258 yards, 2 TD, 4 INT — in a losing effort. On the ground: Jets 88, Bills 24.

Devon Walker: "Jets won it on the arm. Klubnik hit 3 touchdown passes while Allen managed just 1, and that gap on vertical play—270 yards to 243—is what mattered when Buffalo's ground game couldn't close a 2-point margin." Riley Parker: "Buffalo came in running 47% pass plays—12 points below its season average—and still outgained New York 409 to 355, yet lost anyway; that's not a breakdown, that's the Jets executing at a level this Bills team hasn't found all year."

Jets 27, Bills 25. Nobody watching sat down. Cade Klubnik threw for Jets — 18/31, 270 yards, 3 TD. Josh Allen was steady for Bills — 22/29, 243 yards, 1 TD — in a losing effort. Breece Hall is in form — 132 rushing yards a game over his last three, against a season average of 96. On the ground: Bills 166, Jets 85.

Jordan Hayes: "Chicago had 517 yards and ran the ball 192 times but still lost by 2—that's what happens when you give it away twice and can't pressure the quarterback while Josh Allen and Tyreek Hill are having the kind of day you don't forget." Caleb Brooks: "Buffalo won a game it had no business winning. Chicago dominated the line of scrimmage with 517 yards and 192 on the ground, turned it over twice, and still nearly pulled it out—that's the kind of margin that tells you the Bills made their plays when it mattered most. Allen and Hill showed up in bursts; Williams was steady. Chicago's problem wasn't execution. It was leaving points on the field."

Chicago beat Buffalo 44-42 in Week 15, a 2-point decision that came down to execution on both sides. Caleb Williams went 27 of 41 for 325 yards and 4 touchdowns against 1 interception, while Josh Allen matched him with 4 touchdown passes on 15 of 27 for 283 yards, but Tyreek Hill's 4 catches for 204 yards and 3 touchdowns kept the Bills in it. The Bears' advantage came on the ground, 192 yards to 109, and in total output, 517 to 392, though Buffalo's 0 giveaways against Chicago's 2 nearly made the difference in a shootout where both teams looked to pass more than usual.

Chiefs handled Bills 31-17. Patrick Mahomes did the damage for Chiefs — 33/40, 358 yards, 1 TD. Josh Allen threw for Bills — 21/30, 257 yards, 1 TD — in a losing effort. A season best for Patrick Mahomes. Total yards: Chiefs 508, Bills 334.

21 points separated these two, and Bills had all of them. James Cook III ran it for Bills — 20 carries, 102 yards, 2 TD. Khalil Shakir did the catching for Bills — 3 catches, 90 yards, 1 TD. Three weeks of this now from Khalil Shakir: 90 receiving yards a game, well clear of his 55 average. Total yards: Bills 323, Dolphins 259.

Bills had no answer. Ravens took it 55-28. Lamar Jackson threw for Ravens — 12/16, 238 yards, 4 TD, 1 INT. Josh Allen did the damage for Bills — 11/18, 263 yards, 2 TD, 3 INT — in a losing effort. Make it 6 consecutive games past 250 for Josh Allen. On the ground: Ravens 132, Bills 88.