Buffalo Bills quarterback Josh Allen's fourth-down touchdown pass to wide receiver Curtis Samuel cuts KC's lead to 29-27. Buffalo Bills quarterback Josh Allen's fourth-down touchdown pass to wide ...

Josh Allen finds Curtis Samuel in the end zone to tie the score 29-29 in the fourth quarter.

If not for Kansas City, Josh Allen and the Buffalo Bills might own the NFL. But they aren’t alone in their pain.

Allen has the best odds to score in this game, and it makes sense considering how good Kansas City’s defense is. If the Bills are going to reach the end zone, the best player on Buffalo’s offense might just have to make it happen himself — as he did in leading Buffalo to a win over KC in November.

The Bills are the first team in NFL history to lose to the same opponent in the playoffs four times in a five-year span.

As the Chiefs often do under defensive coordinator Steve Spagnuolo, they brought a heavy blitz, and Allen had to backpedal away from defenders. He threw up a wobbly prayer deep downfield, and it was nearly answered by tight end Dalton Kincaid, who just missed hauling in the heave and keeping the Bills' comeback hopes alive.

Kincaid dropped what would’ve been a miraculous fourth down conversion after the Chiefs dialed up a crazy blitz.

The Bills demonstrated remarkable resilience in the face of overwhelming adversity. In the most difficult moments, they made plays that just weren’t enough to make up for some of the elements that were out of their control,

The Chiefs and Patrick Mahomes came up big again in the fourth quarter, securing yet another one-score win. Here's how the AFC title game happened.

Buffalo Bills quarterback Josh Allen recovers his own fumble after leaping forward one yard to earn the first down against the Kansas City Chiefs in the AFC Championship Game.

Patrick Mahomes and company pulled off yet another close win on Sunday night, taking down the Bills in the AFC Championship game to advance to Super Bowl 59.