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Buffalo Bills finish +4 in turnover battle

One of the reasons the Buffalo Bills have been successful this year is due to the fact that they haven’t turned the ball over much while the defense is capitalizing on the opposing offenses’ mistakes.

In Week 5, it was no different as the Bills finished the game +4 in the turnover battle after forcing two fumbles and two interceptions on the Chiefs. The first turnover came on special teams when Siran Neal was able to knock the ball free of Byron Pringle.

In the second half, the Bills defense forced three turnovers with Micah Hyde intercepting a pass that tipped off Tyreek Hill’s hands and returned it for a touchdown. Later in the third quarter, it was Greg Rousseau’s turn as he deflected a Patrick Mahomes up into the air and was able to come down with the interception.

The final turnover came in the fourth quarter as Mahomes mishandled a snap and Tre’Davious White was able to recover the fumble. This final turnover essentially sealed the win for the Bills on Sunday night.