NFL GDT: 2024 AFC Championship Game: (1) Kansas City Chiefs vs (2) Buffalo Bills

[ZachaFlockaFlame]

Bills in a nail biter. If there was any time for the Bills to finally overcome the demons, this would be the one

As pointed out the Bills coaching staff let Allen run wild when they played KC earlier in the year.

KC still didn't look too hot against the Texans and Houston might have been able to do damage if Stroud had more than one guy to throw to.

Regular season meeting don't matter in this sport, context does. Ravens destroyed Buffalo in the regular season and lost in the playoffs and it's at KC this time.

Hopefully the Bills don't fart too loudly near Mahomes, they'll get a flag for spooking him

Allen is an equally egregious diver lmao

 

[JetsWillFly4Ever]

Allen and Mahomes are the two biggest embellishers in the league so expect some QB shenanigans.

Feels like it's the Bills times but Mahomes rips out teams hearts year after year so hard to bet against him, especially at Arrowhead.

 

[Skidooboy]

heres the thing...every bit of evidence I can find is about how many penalties the CHiefs take and how they couldn't possibly be benefiting....

what nobody has looked at is how many penalties DON'T GET CALLED on the chiefs...especially late in close games.

Holding, blocking from behind.... over and over again....


then you see this

 

[Dirty Dog]

It’s not just the amount of penalties, it’s the number of ticky tacky penalties that have extended chiefs drives after failing on third down….or stopping an opponent after they other team converts a first down. We’ve seen it way too often go in their favor.

Those types of penalties impact the score. And those penalties go the chiefs way frequently

 

[Chris5225]

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[Marc the Habs Fan]

Picking the Chiefs.

Until I see them lose to the Bills in the playoffs, I just can't believe it will happen.

 

[Ace]

I think the biggest difference tomorrow in this game, aside from the INARGUABLE STATISTICAL ADVANTAGE CONSISTENTLY PROVIDED BY OFFICIALS TO ONE SIDE, is that winning the game would be maybe the biggest win in franchise history for one side…and commonplace for the other. Obviously big no matter how many times you do it…but three in a row vs. first time in three decades, against the two time defending champions who have eliminated you three out of four years, on the road. Buffalo has obviously won this game four times in a row before (as well as two pre-Super Bowl AFL championships) …but the opponent and the history, to me, would make a win bigger than any of them. At least in the Super Bowl era if you want to count those AFL rings as something more since there was no next, bigger game.