Let's not overlook the Buffalo Bills this weekend. The Kansas City Chiefs all-time record against the Bills isn't very good -- 18-24-1. In games played at Buffalo, KC is 6-13-1.

The last time the Chiefs won in Buffalo came more than 25 years ago -- Sept. 28, 1986. The Chiefs, led by Todd Blackledge, pulled out a 20-17 victory over the Bills.

I asked Brian over at Buffalo Rumblings if Bills fans don't like the Chiefs because it seems they play every year.

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"On the contrary," Brian said, "Bills fans expressly do not hate the Chiefs, because over the last four years the Bills have either been competitive with the Chiefs or blown them out. This will be the fifth consecutive year that Buffalo and Kansas City have met, and the Bills are 3-1 in the four preceding contests, winning by an average score of 30-15. That includes a 54-31 contest in 2008 and last year's 41-7 season opener."

Damn it!! That's not the answer I was looking for.

The Chiefs can not overlook the Bills this week. History says KC could be in trouble but luckily history means very little right now.