What do the Buffalo Bills and Kansas City Chiefs have in common, besides a share of the AFC’s best straight up record at 10\u002D3?
The Bills won comfortably at Orchard Park, N.Y. on Sunday, defeating the Jets 20-12 but failing to cover thanks to a late Jets field goal. They were never in danger of losing and willingly gave up that late field goal as it ate up time.
Partly because of their status — which makes them relatively large favourites most weeks — neither team has been an ATM for those betting on them this season. The Bills are 6-6-1 against the closing line, while the Chiefs are a mere 5-8. Bet those two teams blindly each week and you would be down money.
The Jets weren’t able to pull off the outright upset against the Bills this time, but they are 2-0 ATS against their division rivals this season.
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