Sunday’s Buffalo Bills win over the Kansas City Chiefs sparked a lot of controversy for a very … unpopular … offsides call on Chiefs wide receiver Kadarius Toney.
Well, the story that didn’t get too much attention is how huge a victory it was for the middling Bills who desperately needed this game to stay in the AFC Wild Card hunt.
After scoring a touchdown in the game, Bills quarterback Josh Allen let everyone at Arrowhead Stadium know who was running the show that night by seemingly saying that the opponent was “too little” and that he was “too big.”
That momentum carries Buffalo to a crucial win to keep its season afloat.
"I'm too big!" @JoshAllenQB would not be denied 💪 @BuffaloBills pic.twitter.com/ZdvjHlodL3
— NFL Films (@NFLFilms) December 11, 2023
While the AFC Wild Card race has a handful of formidable contenders, Allen guiding the Bills gives them plenty of promise to reach January football.
The 2023 season hasn’t gone how Buffalo could’ve hoped so far, but Sunday’s major road win is the kind of spark that can really get you going when it matters the most.
