Bills Outlast Raiders, Chiefs Move to 5-0 in Week 6 Afternoon Games

Sunday’s late window in Week 6 featured a last-second field goal in Los Angeles, another win for the unbeaten Chiefs and a milestone day for Josh Allen. Here’s how all three games of the afternoon window played out.

Cardinals 18, Rams 16

Chad Ryland kicked his sixth field goal of the day, a 43-yarder as time expired, to lift Arizona to an upset win at SoFi Stadium. The Cardinals never reached the end zone, but they controlled the clock and capitalized on two Rams turnovers in Arizona territory in the fourth quarter. Los Angeles briefly took the lead when Matthew Stafford found Colby Parkinson for a 6-yard touchdown with 47 seconds left, and punter Ethan Evans made the extra point after kicker Blake Grupe hurt his knee in the first quarter. It wasn’t enough, as both teams now sit at 2-4.

Chiefs 22, Chargers 6

Kansas City stayed perfect, improving to 5-0 in its first game back from its bye week. The Chiefs’ defense held its AFC West rival to just six points, and the banged-up Chargers fell to 0-6, a stunning start for a team that opened the season with high expectations.

Bills 33, Raiders 30

Josh Allen threw for 255 yards and two touchdowns, tying Jim Kelly’s franchise record for career touchdown passes as Buffalo held off Las Vegas. The Bills appeared to be in control after taking a 23-13 lead, but Kirk Cousins tied the game with an 11-yard touchdown pass to Tre Tucker with 8:07 left. Buffalo answered to move to 5-1, playing its first turnover-free game after committing nine over the previous three weeks. The Raiders fell to 3-3.

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