Chiefs fall to Bills in Week 14: Mahomes calls it the wildest (bleep) he’s ever seen | First Things First

Name: Chiefs fall to Bills in Week 14: Mahomes calls it the wildest (bleep) he’s ever seen | First Things First
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Description: Nick Wright, Kevin Wildes and Chris Broussard react to the Buffalo Bills win over the Kansas City Chiefs in Week 14. Nick reacts to the controversial offsides call against Kadarius Toney and Patrick Mahomes’ subsequent reaction.

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Nick Wright, Kevin Wildes and Chris Broussard react to the Buffalo Bills win over the Kansas City Chiefs in Week 14. Nick reacts to the controversial offsides call against Kadarius Toney and Patrick Mahomes’ subsequent reaction.

DECEMBER 11, 2023・first things first・6:37

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Kadarius Toney

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Chiefs fall to Bills in Week 14: Mahomes calls it the wildest (bleep) he’s ever seen | First Things First

Nick Wright, Kevin Wildes and Chris Broussard react to the Buffalo Bills win over the Kansas City Chiefs in Week 14. Nick reacts to the controversial offsides call against Kadarius Toney and Patrick Mahomes’ subsequent reaction.

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