On Sunday, Patrick Mahomes and Josh Allen lead the Kansas City Chiefs and Buffalo Bills, respectively, into the AFC Championship game with the Chiefs looking for some NFL history if they can make it to Super Bowl LIX.

Kansas City and Buffalo embark on another playoff battle, competing to represent the AFC against the Eagles in Super Bowl LIX

Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes' dominance over Josh Allen and the Bills reaches a historic mark after Kansas City's AFC Championship Game win.

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The Kansas City Chiefs are getting an incredibly favorable whistle in the playoffs, according to data guru Warren Sharp. In their 11 playoff games since 2021, the Chiefs’ opponents have had 10 games with at least 10 penalties against, while Kansas City have had zero games with 10-plus penalties against.

As the Chiefs often do under defensive coordinator Steve Spagnuolo, they brought a heavy blitz, and Allen had to backpedal away from defenders. He threw up a wobbly prayer deep downfield, and it was nearly answered by tight end Dalton Kincaid, who just missed hauling in the heave and keeping the Bills' comeback hopes alive.

After yet another playoff setback for the Bills against Patrick Mahomes and the Chiefs, Josh Allen delivered a passionate message to his team. Josh Allen couldn’t hide his sadness and disappointment after the Buffalo Bills lost to the Kansas City Chiefs in the AFC Championship game.

Patrick Mahomes broke a tie with Joe Montana on playoff wins, getting closer to the record set by Tom Brady in the postseason. Patrick Mahomes has done it again. The Kansas City Chiefs star has extended his winning streak in the NFL playoffs,

KANSAS CITY, Mo. — Patrick Mahomes threw for 245 yards and a touchdown, ran through the Buffalo defense for two more scores, and relied on his defense at key moments to help the Kansas City Chiefs beat the Bills 32-29 on Sunday night and reach the Super Bowl for the third consecutive season.

Nearly 12 months ago, after helping lead the Kansas City Chiefs past the San Francisco 49ers for their second straight Super Bowl title, quarterback Patrick Mahomes laid down the gauntlet to the rest of the NFL: "Next year in New Orleans,