The Buffalo Bills would love to end their two-game losing streak, but will they be in action during Week 7 of the 2025 NFL season?

The Buffalo Bills are given a warning about struggling starter Keon Coleman ahead of their clash with the Kansas City Chiefs.

Rapp was placed on injured reserve on Oct. 24 due to a knee injury he has dealt with since training camp, according to the Bills’ website. That means he only had to miss a minimum of four games and could be back by Week 12.

It's the regular season, and the game is at Highmark Stadium, so the Buffalo Bills must have the edge. On the other hand, it's the Kansas City Chiefs and in big games they seem to always find a way to break the hearts of Bills Mafia.

The National Weather Service in Buffalo predicts temperatures peaking in the low 50s under mostly sunny skies and calm winds. With the sun setting during the game, temperatures will drop as the game progresses and wind chill will shave off a degree or two.

The Bills have the Chiefs' number in regular-season play. They are 5-1 against Kansas City in regular-season meetings since 2017 and won each of the last four matchups. It is when the stakes are at their highest that the Chiefs take control. They won each of the four playoff showdowns since Mahomes and Allen joined their respective teams.

There have been plenty of Keon Coleman detractors during the former second-round pick’s second NFL season. And rightfully so. RELATED: Reasons why Buffalo Bills

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