The Buffalo Bills need to target one of these 4 players at the NFL trade deadline if they want to be serious contenders this season.

The Kansas City Chiefs and Buffalo Bills will go up against each other again in what should be a classic matchup. What else is on the Week 9 docket?

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Patrick Mahomes will lead the Kansas City Chiefs into Buffalo on Sunday to face Josh Allen's Bills in the latest renewal of what has become one of the NFL's top rivalries.The Bills have won four regular season meetings in a row since a Chiefs triumph in 2020,

Despite Coleman’s target rate rising from 17.6 percent in 2024 to 20.2 percent in 2025, and his catch rate jumping from 50.9 percent last year to 69.2 percent this season, he has seen a notable decline in several key areas, according to TruMedia and Pro Football Focus.

Retired NFL player Steve Smith Sr. ripped Buffalo Bills receiver Keon Coleman. Smith said the young wideout lacks the skills to be a true No. 1 option.

The Buffalo Bills started off the season 4-0, looking like sure-sure title contenders. But it was clear that Josh Allen’s receiving corps was thin.

The rematch on Sunday between the Kansas City Chiefs and the Buffalo Bills will be the ninth head-to-head meeting between quarterbacks Allen & Mahomes