5 hours Ago By Braden Ramsey
“The Buffalo Bills and Kansas City Chiefs are duking it out in the playoffs.” This sentence has become a tale as old as time. Josh Allen and Patrick Mahomes battle one another in the postseason for the fourth time in five seasons on Sunday.
And this time, a berth in the Super Bowl is on the line. Mahomes spoke with 96.5 The Fan about matching up with Allen and the Bills again on Tuesday.
On The Drive , he said Buffalo and Kansas City have a lot in common beyond their talented quarterbacks. The Bills and Chiefs have split their last 10 contests. Each team has scored 251 points across those affairs.
Buffalo’s victories, including a 30-21 triumph in Week 11 this year, have come exclusively in the regular season. Meanwhile, Kansas City has won all three postseason meetings between Mahomes and Allen. Buffalo’s signal-caller is hoping to change that tune in a raucous road environment.
Patrick Mahomes “wants to be at Arrowhead” for AFC Championships The Chiefs’ run to Super Bowl LVIII provided their most treacherous path to a championship in the Patrick Mahomes Era. Kansas City had to defeat the Bills and Baltimore Ravens on the road before facing the San Francisco 49ers. They got the job done, but the ordeal isn’t something Mahomes wants to go through again.
Carrington Harrison, host of The Drive , said this Sunday’s contest is “in the conversation” for “biggest game in the history” of Arrowhead Stadium. Mahomes didn’t explicitly concur, but didn’t disagree either. FanDuel Sportsbook has Kansas City as a 1.
5-point favorite over Buffalo in the AFC Championship. The Bills were also 1.5-point underdogs in the divisional round against the Baltimore Ravens, who they beat 27-25 last Sunday.
If they can prevail against the Chiefs with the same differential, they’ll play in the Super Bowl for the first time since 1994..
