It's official: The Buffalo Bills and the Kansas City Chiefs will face off in the AFC Championship this Sunday. To no one's surprise, the Chiefs made it to the last stop before Super Bowl LIX after defeating the Houston Texans 23-14. The Buffalo Bills reached their Conference Championship after a close game against the Ravens where they came out on top 27-25. The odds for this Sunday's AFC Championship game favor the Chiefs over the Bills.
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The Buffalo Bills are 1.5-point underdogs for Sunday's AFC Championship game against the Kansas City Chiefs at Arrowhead Stadium. The game will air at 6:30 pm on CBS. This is the fourth time since 2020 the Bills and Chiefs have met in the postseason. The Bills are looking for secure their first Super Bowl appearance since 1994. Here are some additional notes for Sunday's massive matchup:
The Chiefs have shown, all year long, that they can make a big play in the biggest spots. With one exception.
At Buffalo, it was the Bills (and quarterback Josh Allen) who slammed the door on any potential last-minute magic from Patrick Mahomes, with a 26-yard touchdown run on fourth and two.
Against the Texans, Mahomes did it again. Against the Ravens, Allen did it again.
It all comes down to four or five moments. Which team gets it done in those spots? Who can avoid the crucial mistake? Who can force the other team into making one? Who, ultimately, will deliver with the game on the line?
It's truly a toss-up. And anyone who cares about football should be glued to the TV for however this one plays out.
This is all about Patrick Mahomes vs. Josh Allen. The two quarterbacks have faced off three times previously in the playoffs and Mahomes has won all three. But their stats are close, with Mahomes having eight touchdowns and no picks to Allen's seven and one.
The Bills beat the Chiefs earlier this season, but it's those playoff failures that hang over this game for the Bills. They will spend all week hearing about "13 seconds" and Tyler Bass missing a game-tying field goal in last year's loss. How do they get past it?
This team seems different than in past years. It is built for the playoffs. They don't turn it over and Allen is playing his best football, even if his numbers aren't as gaudy.
Mahomes also didn't put up big numbers this year, but he's come on lately as the offense has gotten healthier. It's also the playoffs. We know that he will get the ball to Travis Kelce, who was outstanding last week.
That has to be the focal point for the Bills defense. Both teams want to run the ball, which will be the key to this one -- even if on paper it looks like a classic Mahomes-Allen battle.sadsfdhfghjgfh
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The Buffalo Bills are 1.5-point underdogs for Sunday's AFC Championship game against the Kansas City Chiefs at Arrowhead Stadium. The game will air at 6:30 pm on CBS. This is the fourth time since 2020 the Bills and Chiefs have met in the postseason. The Bills are looking for secure their first Super Bowl appearance since 1994. Here are some additional notes for Sunday's massive matchup:
The Chiefs have shown, all year long, that they can make a big play in the biggest spots. With one exception.
At Buffalo, it was the Bills (and quarterback Josh Allen) who slammed the door on any potential last-minute magic from Patrick Mahomes, with a 26-yard touchdown run on fourth and two.
Against the Texans, Mahomes did it again. Against the Ravens, Allen did it again.
It all comes down to four or five moments. Which team gets it done in those spots? Who can avoid the crucial mistake? Who can force the other team into making one? Who, ultimately, will deliver with the game on the line?
It's truly a toss-up. And anyone who cares about football should be glued to the TV for however this one plays out.
This is all about Patrick Mahomes vs. Josh Allen. The two quarterbacks have faced off three times previously in the playoffs and Mahomes has won all three. But their stats are close, with Mahomes having eight touchdowns and no picks to Allen's seven and one.
The Bills beat the Chiefs earlier this season, but it's those playoff failures that hang over this game for the Bills. They will spend all week hearing about "13 seconds" and Tyler Bass missing a game-tying field goal in last year's loss. How do they get past it?
This team seems different than in past years. It is built for the playoffs. They don't turn it over and Allen is playing his best football, even if his numbers aren't as gaudy.
Mahomes also didn't put up big numbers this year, but he's come on lately as the offense has gotten healthier. It's also the playoffs. We know that he will get the ball to Travis Kelce, who was outstanding last week.
That has to be the focal point for the Bills defense. Both teams want to run the ball, which will be the key to this one -- even if on paper it looks like a classic Mahomes-Allen battle.sadsfdhfghjgfh