The Buffalo Bills and the Kansas City Chiefs will face off on Sunday in Week 12 of the NFL 2015 regular season, and with both teams on .500 they both will be desperate to claim the win today. The game has a scheduled start time of 1 p.m. ET and takes place from Arrowhead Stadium in Kansas City, Missouri. The game can be watched on TV on the CBS network or online through live stream via the link below.

If the Chiefs can win today it would be their fifth consecutive victory, and things feel a world apart from when they suffered a fifth straight loss earlier on in the season, which left them feeling that their season was already over.

But it's been an amazing transformation, and if they can win again today they would continue their drive for one of the Wild Card spots in the Playoffs.

However, today they come up against another team hoping to remain a postseason contender, and with the Bills having home field advantage they will feel that they could be the team to snap the Chiefs amazing run of wins.

At the moment the Chiefs have managed to move into the final Wild Card spot in the AFC, but it will take an effort to stay there through the final month of the season.

Coach Andy Reid has said, "I'm proud of the guys for the character they have. Very easily could have gone the other way. Coaches and players, for that matter. And they didn't do that. They played their hearts out. And they'll continue to do that because that's the way they're wired."

Earlier this week, Thanksgiving Day saw three big games take place on Thursday. The first game was between the Philadelphia Eagles and the Detroit Lions, although in essence only one of the teams seemed to turn up as the Lions routed the Eagles 45-14.

Michael Stafford managed to claim a career high five touchdown passes, with three of them going to Calvin Johnson, as the Lions claimed their third straight win.

Oppositely, the Eagles fell to a third straight loss, and the result left both teams on 4-7 and with little chance of either making the postseason.

In the second of three games to take place on Thursday, the Carolina Panthers continued to make their case that they could potentially end the regular season with a perfect record, with a 33-14 win over the Dallas Cowboys.

Apart from the result, the big news from Arlington, Texas on Thursday was that Tony Romo is now likely out for the rest of the season with the same injury that had kept him out for seven straight games this season.

Romo has tried his best to make an impact, insisting on coming back earlier than some may have advised, however, on Thursday he gave up three interceptions with two of them being returned for touchdowns.

Later, the Cowboys' star quarterback injured the same left collarbone that had kept him out for seven games, and the latest loss leaves the Cowboys on 3-8 and all but out of the reckoning for the Playoff spots.

Meanwhile, the Panthers became just the 16th NFL team ever to start the season 11-0 on their Thanksgiving debut.

The final game of the day say the Chicago Bears pull off a stunning upset to defeat the Green Bay Packers 17-13. Jay Cutler threw for 200 yards and a touchdown to help his team over the line.

The game went right down to the wire with the Packers on fourth and goal from the eight yard line with just 22 seconds to go. However, they were unable to convert and that left the Bears celebrating a memorable victory.

The result means the Bears have won three of their last four games to move them to 5-6, and if they can continue this good run of form they may still be able to sneak a Playoff spot. Meanwhile, the Packers fall to 7-4 with their second straight loss at Lambeau, and their downturn in form will continue to worry those in Green Bay.

Today's big game between the Buffalo Bills and the Kansas City Chiefs has a scheduled start time of 1 p.m. ET and can be watched on TV on the CBS network or online through live stream by clicking here.