The Chiefs have, of course. They are making their third straight trip to the big game, and fifth in six years, as they try to become the first franchise in NFL history to raise three consecutive Lombardi Trophies come Super Bowl Sunday. They might as well start scheduling these February business trips.

The Bills enter the 2025 offseason with an estimated $11.3 million in salary cap space, but they have the potential to create more room through contract restructures and releases.

Following a divisional round victory over the Houston Texans, the stakes are raised even higher for the Kansas City Chiefs this weekend. Coming to town are the Buffalo Bills for the conference title game, with a trip to Super Bowl LIX on the line.

The Chiefs, who are chasing an historic third title, will face the Philadelphia Eagles, who they met in the Super Bowl two years ago.

Follow along with score and in-game updates as the Bills face the Chiefs in the AFC Championship on Sunday at Arrowhead Stadium.

Let's take a look at some of the most intriguing stats and milestones within reach for the Chiefs in the AFC championship game. Despite soon wrapping up just his seventh year as Kansas City's full-time starting quarterback,

If the two-time defending champs defeat Buffalo in Sunday's AFC championship and make it to the Super Bowl, it'd be their fifth appearance in the big game since 2020.

For the second time this season and the fourth time in the last five postseasons, the Buffalo Bills will face off with the Kansas City Chiefs, this time on Sunday, Jan. 26 in the AFC Championship Game at GEHA Field at Arrowhead Stadium in Kansas City, Mo.

The Buffalo Bills' most recent hunt for a Lombardi Trophy once again ended prematurely following a narrow loss to the Kansas City Chiefs last Sunday. And per former Bills quarterback, Ryan Fitzpatrick,

With that being said, the Chiefs have made an intriguing roster move ahead of the game. As shared by Ari Meirov of The 33rd Team, Kansas City elevated wide receiver Justyn Ross for the game.

The Kansas City Chiefs once again defeated the Buffalo Bills in the playoffs on Sunday. This time, the final score settled in at 32-29, ensuring that the Chiefs would win yet another AFC Championship Game and advance to the Super Bowl. And in the wake of this victory, they found a unique way to troll quarterback Josh Allen and his team.