Call it a Patrick Mahomes-Josh Allen showdown. Call it a sequel to the 2025 AFC Championship Game. Call it one of the biggest matchups of Week 9. All you really have to do is call it Chiefs vs. Bills, and fans’ll follow.
The Chiefs-Bills game is set to air live on CBS, and stream live on Paramount+, on Sunday.
The visiting Chiefs (5-3) are coming in hot: They’re winners of three straight, a streak that includes a three-touchdown performance from Mahomes in Week 8.
The Bills (5-2) head into the Chiefs game fresh from a 40-9 dismantling of the Panthers. In the win, Allen rushed for two touchdowns, and passed for a third.
Sunday’s winner will keep pace, or perhaps improve their standing, in their respective division race – the AFC West for the Chiefs, the AFC East for the Bills. If the NFL Playoffs started today, the Bills would be the No. 5 seed in the AFC; the Chiefs would nab the seventh and final spot.
So, ready for the action? Read on for details on the Chiefs-Bills game, including how to watch and stream live. Want more? Get the full NFL schedule.
When is the Chiefs vs. Bills game?
The Chiefs-Bills game is Sunday. All the tune-in info you need for the NFL on CBS presentation is listed here:
- Date: Sunday, Nov. 2
- Time: 4:25 PM ET
- Location: Highmark Stadium, Buffalo, New York
- Channel: CBS
- Streaming: Paramount+
How to watch Chiefs vs. Bills live on Paramount+
You can watch the Chiefs-Bills game live on Paramount+ with any plan, either the Paramount+ Essential plan or the Paramount+ Premium plan.
When you have a Paramount+ subscription, you can also stream the Chiefs-Bills game from your phone, tablet, or mobile device with the Paramount+ app. The Paramount+ app is available on the Apple App Store and Google Play. To watch Paramount+ on your streaming device, read the instructions on how to get started.
How to watch Chiefs vs. Bills live without cable
You can watch the Chiefs-Bills game on TV via your local CBS station by using cable, satellite, or a digital antenna, and/or via your screen or device by streaming the game with Paramount+.
Chiefs vs. Bills history
Heading into Sunday, the Chiefs and Bills have gone head to head 50 times in the regular season. The Bills lead the series, 28-21-1. They’ve won five of the last six meetings, including last November’s Week 11 showdown, 30-21. But the Chiefs have bragging rights, too. They hold the edge in postseason play, with a 5-2 record there, including a W in the 2025 AFC Championship Game that sent Kansas City to its third straight Super Bowl.
Chiefs stats + FYIs
- The Chiefs may have gotten off to a bumpy start in 2025, but Mahomes has stayed above the turbulence. The quarterback is second in the NFL in passing yards (2,099), behind only the Chargers‘ Justin Herbert, and he’s tied for first, with the Rams‘ Matthew Stafford, in passing touchdowns (17).
- The Chiefs own of one of the NFL’s stingiest defenses, allowing just eight TDs in eight games.
- For more Chiefs news and coverage, check out the Chiefs team page on CBSSports.com.
- Next up: After taking on the Bills, head coach Andy Reid’s squad gets a breather – a Week 10 bye.
Bills stats + FYIs
- Allen has suffered heartbreak in postseason games against the Chiefs, but the QB has also produced. In nine career starts against K.C., including the regular season and the NFL Playoffs, the league’s reigning MVP has racked up 24 TDs – 19 passing, and five rushing.
- Pro Bowl defensive end Joey Bosa scored his 75th career sack in the Panthers game.
- For more Bills news and coverage, visit the Bills team page on CBSSports.com.
- Next up: The Bills and head coach Sean McDermott hit the road for a Week 10 division rivalry game against the Dolphins.
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