Buffalo Bills wide receiver Mack Hollins was quite confident that Josh Allen was going to score on his fourth-quarter touchdown run in Week 11.

McDermott stuck with his own. You know the rest. Bills quarterback Josh Allen broke through the Chiefs’ defense for a 26-yard touchdown scramble, a remarkable play that sent Highmark Stadium into a frenzy. It felt like the aftermath of a Super Bowl dash here, and that’s a compliment, not a criticism. The play warranted the reaction.

The Bills did it. They became the first team to take down the Chiefs since the Raiders did it on Christmas day of last season. And thus their win-streak finally comes to an end at 15 games. Since that seemingly unlikely loss to the Raiders last season, the Chiefs rattled off six straight wins, including the Super Bowl.