The Buffalo Bills may have to face the Kansas City Chiefs without veteran linebacker Matt Milano after he was listed on the team’s injury report this week. Is Milano expected to be healthy for Sunday’s AFC Championship Game?

Kansas City Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes fumbles the ball in the AFC Championship Game against the Bills and is subsequently recovered by Bills defensive end A.J. Epenesa.

The preparations are underway for the Buffalo Bills ahead of the AFC championship game. The Bills (13-4) have had their eye on Super Bowl 59 all year… and realistically, right next to that in the back of the team’s mind has been a meeting with the Kansas City Chiefs (15-2) in the postseason. That’s on deck.

The hamstring issue comes at a horrible time for the Bills and Milano, who has played excellent football in the past two playoff games. He made several important plays against the Ravens, including a pass breakup on Lamar Jackson’s two-point conversion attempt in the third quarter of Buffalo’s 27-25 victory.

Buffalo Bills head coach Sean McDermott gave updates on three key players ahead of the matchup with the Kansas City Chiefs.

Kansas City Chiefs defensive linemen Chris Jones and Mike Danna made it look easy getting to Buffalo Bills quarterback Josh Allen, as they both recorded sacks. End of the first quarter: Bills 0, Chiefs 0 Patrick Mahomes and the Chiefs’ offense found their rhythm on a nine-play drive.

All eyes are on this titanic postseason rematch between the Buffalo Bills and the Kansas City Chiefs, with a Super Bowl berth on the line.

Bills cornerback Christian Benford cleared the concussion protocol and was active for Sunday’s AFC championship game.

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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.

The Philadelphia Eagles and the Kansas City Chiefs will face off once again for the NFL’s biggest prize in Super Bowl LIX in two weeks in New Orleans.The big game is set for a 6:30 p.m. ET kick off on Feb.