The Bills have returned to the AFC Championship game for the first time since 2020, and are preparing to face an all too familiar foe. The Chiefs stand in the way of Buffalo's path to the Super Bowl,

When the Bills and Chiefs meet in the AFC Championship Game on Sunday, there likely won’t be anyone getting caught off-guard. That’s because of the sheer volume of games they have played against each other with Josh Allen and Patrick Mahomes as the starting quarterbacks.

Buffalo edged Baltimore, 27-25, after the Ravens’ Mark Andrews dropped what would have been a tying two-point conversion pass in the final minutes.

When Kelce thinks back to his days growing up, though, he always wanted to be like ... like Josh Allen? Yep, Kelce always envisioned himself under center, just like the Bills quarterback, making big plays with his arm and legs in the NFL.

Each of Patrick Mahomes’ prior postseason bouts with Josh Allen played out differently, yet the outcome was the same every time.

Josh Allen's track record against Patrick Mahomes is night-and-day between the regular season and the playoffs.

Knowing that the Bills are facing off with the Chiefs for the fourth time in the last five playoffs, there's been a ton of conversations about what the Bills could be, or do, to finally get past them.