Buffalo Bills quarterback Josh Allen expresses deep disappointment after losing the AFC championship game to Kansas City Chiefs. He reflects on missed opportunities and is determined to improve his team's performance for the next season.

The Buffalo Bills' "Everybody Eats" mentality on offense led to Buffalo breaking the franchise record for most points in a season in 2024. However, when the playoffs rolled around, especially in the AFC Championship Game,

Kansas City Chiefs tight end Travis Kelce was fined by the NFL on Saturday, Feb. 1 for taunting Buffalo Bills players during the AFC championship game late last month, according to NBC Sports.

Such is the case for Bills quarterback Josh Allen. A week after the Chiefs’ 32-29 win over Buffalo in the AFC Championship Game at GEHA Field at Arrowhead Stadium, Allen talked with the Associated Press’ Rob Maaddi about how he’s processed the loss to the Chiefs.

Buffalo Bills quarterback Josh Allen continued his postseason losing streak against the Kansas City Chiefs in January’s AFC Championship Game. Allen and the Bills are 0-4 against the Patrick Mahomes and the Chiefs in the playoffs The Bills had several opportunities to beat the Chiefs in the AFC Championship Game at Arrowhead Stadium.

Allen is currently signed through 2028, but the deal could be changed up this offseason. That's because the superstar is set to make $14.5M in 2025, which is far below his market

The Bills QB gets real about the AFC Championship loss, his mindset moving forward, and his plan to bring a Lombardi to Buffalo.