The Patrick Mahomes-led Kansas City Chiefs once again stopped the Josh Allen-led Buffalo Bills in the NFL playoffs, this time during Sunday night's AFC Championship game. But as the Chiefs celebrated their win with custom t-shirts and red-and-yellow confetti,

Josh Allen is 0-4 in the playoffs vs. the Chiefs. Why this game — even more than 13 seconds — was his best chance to beat Patrick Mahomes.

Buffalo Bills quarterback Josh Allen may officially win the Associated Press Most Valuable Player Award early next month, but that won't erase the fact that he and head coach Sean McDermott fell to 0-4 against the Kansas City Chiefs in postseason play via this past Sunday's 32-29 loss to Kansas City in the AFC Championship Game.

Buffalo's 32-29 loss on Sunday is the team's fourth in five years to Kansas City in the playoffs. So what's next for the Bills?

Chiefs tight end Travis Kelce always envisioned being like the Bills' Josh Allen, a big quarterback with the ability to run and throw.

Josh Allen and the Buffalo Bills look to earn their spot in the Super Bowl, but Patrick Mahomes and the Kansas City Chiefs stood in their way in the AFC Championship Game. However, early in the fourth quarter, there was a slight hiccup as a call did not go Buffalo's way.

Buffalo Bills head coach Sean McDermott gave his thoughts on a close fourth-down conversion attempt by Josh Allen that failed during his team's 32-29

Buffalo once again had its season ended by K.C. "To be the champs, you've got to beat the champs," Josh Allen said postgame.

Josh Allen could take plenty of satisfaction from a season in which he became the betting favorite for MVP and the Buffalo Bills defied the doubters who predicted a down year. Instead, Allen and the Bills again fell short of their goal of winning the Super Bowl,

After Dalton Kincaid dropped a tough pass from Josh Allen on a crucial fourth-and-5 in the Buffalo Bills' 32-29 AFC Championship loss to the Kansas