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Chiefs 38 Bills 24 (AFC Championship)

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Final. Chiefs dominate after the first 6-7 minutes of the first quarter. Will now take on Tampa Bay for the 2nd time this season in Tampa on Sunday, Feb. 7 @ 6:30

Too much Mahomes, Kelsey and Hill.

The decision by Buffalo to kick the XP was puzzling when a 2-point conversion could have made it a 2-score game.  

11 minutes ago, mcpapa said:

Too much Mahomes, Kelsey and Hill.

The decision by Buffalo to kick the XP was puzzling when a 2-point conversion could have made it a 2-score game.  

I think you meant the decision to go for two and not kick the extra point was puzzling. If they would have kicked the extra point, it would have made it a two score game. Instead they decided to go for two at that point, and missed. So they were still down 3 possessions. 

Each time Hill touches the ball it is like watching a punt return. 

Hill and Hardman.  Speed Kills.

Heck of a season by the Buffalo Bills.  I'm sure they'll get back to that point again.

The Chiefs are just so damn good with so many weapons.  Really happy for Andy Reid.

Chiefs are only the second team to host 3 conference championships in a row.  The other team, was the Philadelphia Eagles, also coached by Andy Reid.

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