Such is the case for Bills quarterback Josh Allen. A week after the Chiefs’ 32-29 win over Buffalo in the AFC Championship Game at GEHA Field at Arrowhead Stadium, Allen talked with the Associated Press’ Rob Maaddi about how he’s processed the loss to the Chiefs.

Buffalo Bills quarterback Josh Allen continued his postseason losing streak against the Kansas City Chiefs in January’s AFC Championship Game. Allen and the Bills are 0-4 against the Patrick Mahomes and the Chiefs in the playoffs The Bills had several opportunities to beat the Chiefs in the AFC Championship Game at Arrowhead Stadium.

The Kansas City Chiefs aim to make NFL history by securing a third consecutive Super Bowl win, a feat never achieved before. Meanwhile, Buffalo Bills' Josh Allen is haunted by their recent playoff loss to the Chiefs,

The AFC Championship game couldn't be conquered by Josh Allen and the Buffalo Bills, and he also suffered a wrist injury.

After the defeat, the Bills QB was clearly dejected. He was spotted by cameras looking upset on Buffalo’s sideline at the end of the game, but Allen’s emotions followed him to the podium during his post-game press conference as well. Allen’s first reaction was short and to the point.

The 2024 version of the Bills under offensive coordinator Joe Brady has been efficient, with Allen reeling in his turnovers and not playing Superman. Instead, he takes what the defense gives him and distributes the ball to the host of weapons at his disposal while playing a clean game,

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Kelce, who had one 100-yard game all season, had 117 yards in the divisional round against the Houston Texans. It seems just like last year, when Kelce had a fairly quiet regular season and then posted 355 yards and three touchdowns in the playoffs.

There is “nothing” that can sway Brandon Beane’s opinion that Josh Allen converted Bills’ crushing AFC Championship loss Sunday. Speaking