Buffalo Bills quarterback Josh Allen was candid about his fierce rivalry with the Kansas City Chiefs ahead of their upcoming matchup. The Chiefs, led by Patrick Mahomes, will face the Bills in Buffalo on Sunday in a highly anticipated AFC showdown. Allen and Mahomes, who both took over as starters in 2018, have faced off seven times. Although Allen holds a 3-1 record against Mahomes in the regular season, Mahomes has bested him in all three playoff encounters. When asked by Bills beat reporter Joe Buscaglia about his regular-season record against the Chiefs, Allen highlighted the importance of postseason results, stating, “Well, I know we haven’t beat them in the playoffs. And that’s the only thing that kind of matters.”
The Buffalo Bills have a strong opportunity to re-enter the race for the AFC’s No. 1 seed. Over the past few weeks, Josh Allen has elevated his performance, positioning himself as an MVP contender. This season, the two-time Pro Bowler has recorded 17 touchdown passes and four interceptions, boasting the league’s fifth-highest QBR. With an 8-2 record, the Bills are close to securing the AFC East. Even with a home playoff game almost assured, Buffalo still has plenty at stake as the season progresses.
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