kuiper999 Josh Allen and Patrick Mahomes are set to face off again in Sunday’s AFC Championship game between the Buffalo Bills and the Kansas City Chiefs.
Quarterback Josh Allen, 28, has confirmed he is ready to lead the Buffalo Bills into Sunday’s AFC Championship Game against the Kansas City Chiefs, with the goal of defeating the Chiefs and advancing to the Super Bowl, NFL Network reports. kuiper999
“We know what they’re like. They’re the epitome of what you want to be in the NFL. You have to take them down to get past them. So you know we’re going to have fun playing this game,” Allen said.
The Bills beat the Chiefs in Week 11, with Allen running for a touchdown to seal a 30-21 victory. It was the fourth consecutive regular-season upset of the Chiefs, but they have failed to face Patrick Mahomes and company in the postseason, having lost three straight in 2020, 2021 and 2023.
‘The regular season is the regular season and it doesn’t matter how well you play when you get to the playoffs. It doesn’t really matter. It’s hard to beat one team twice. We understand that. It’s a team we beat earlier in the season, but it’s not the same team. They’ve got some players back on defense and offense.’
Allen also said of the win over the Baltimore Ravens in the divisional round, “It was a perfect win. All year long, this team heard that we weren’t talented, we weren’t small, we couldn’t stop the run game, we weren’t good enough to compete. We just worked hard and we were very proud of our defense. I was very proud of our offense and special teams.” ( kuiper999 )
