Chiefs Fall to Bills 20-17 Amid Sideline Altercation

Defensive tackle Chris Jones and coach Joe Cullen involved in heated exchange during game.

Kansas City Chiefs lost to the Buffalo Bills 20-17, bringing their season record to 8-5.
During the game, a heated exchange occurred between Chiefs' defensive tackle Chris Jones and defensive line coach Joe Cullen, which involved Cullen slamming his tablet on the ground.
The altercation followed a 10-play, 62-yard drive by the Bills that ended in a field goal. The Chiefs' defense had given up 35 rushing yards on that drive.
Despite the loss, the Chiefs' defense performed well, sacking Bills' quarterback Josh Allen three times, intercepting him once, and allowing just a 40% conversion rate on third down.
Next, the Chiefs will face the 3-10 New England Patriots on the road on Sunday, December 17.