Bills...54 Chiefs...31
So what happened to those stumblebum Buffalo Bills and their slump-ridden quarterback?
The historically awful Kansas City Chiefs, that’s what.
Trent Edwards threw for two touchdowns, ran for two and the Bills scored more points than had ever been scored against Kansas City, swamping the Chiefs, 54-31.
Rian Lindell kicked four field goals and Leodis McKelvin returned an interception 64 yards for a score for the Bills (6-5), who had lost four in a row after starting 4-0.
It was the 19th loss in 20 games for the Chiefs (1-10).
Quoteworthy: “I always try to be confident. Even when I’m not, I try to act like I am.” -- Trent Edwards, Bills quarterback
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