The Kansas City Chiefs continue to do the unthinkable. The Chiefs are going to their third straight Super Bowl. The Chiefs did it in last-minute fashion like they have been all season long.

On the Chiefs' second drive of the game, defensive end Will Anderson Jr. was whistled for a roughing the passer infraction for making helmet-to-helmet contact with Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes.

The Kansas City Chiefs and Buffalo Bills delivered another playoff heavyweight clash on Sunday night in the AFC Championship Game. From the jump, the game was back-and-forth at Arrowhead Stadium ...

Benford was chasing Chiefs wide receiver Xavier Worthy near the Bills sideline when he clashed helmets with Hamlin, who wears a Guardian Cap on his own. Benford was shaky while standing up and ...

Will Taylor Swift be at Chiefs vs Bills alongside Caitlin Clark ... In his excitement, he threw his helmet onto the field, earning a 15-yard penalty for unsportsmanlike conduct.

Buffalo Bills cornerback Christian Benford was ruled out of the AFC title game against the Kansas City Chiefs on Sunday night with a concussion. Benford was carted from the field after a helmet-to ...

Also don’t want it. Vomit green!! Hate it. Chiefs are proudly the ONLY team in the NFL to have the original helmet from when they started!!!!” another X user boldly said. Fake. Also don't want it.

Chiefs star quarterback Patrick Mahomes dismissed ... Will Anderson Jr. for roughing the passer when Anderson’s helmet made contact with Mahomes in the first quarter. The penalty sustained ...

In a league obsessed with protecting quarterbacks, it's the kind of play that could draw ... as Chiefs defenders To'oTo'o and Folorunso Fatukasi converged on him. To'oTo'o's and Fatukasi's helmets ...

Refs throw a flag already for helmet to helmet to Mahomes. Roughing the passer for the Chiefs pic.twitter.com ... Mahomes did not draw a flag Saturday on a play on which he was shoved while ...

Sick of Patrick Mahomes drawing ... that helped the Chiefs win in overtime. After, as his teammates hugged and ran around like little boys, he sat in the end zone alone, helmet by his side.

NFL officials were heavily scrutinized for some of the flags they threw in the four divisional round games that saw the Chiefs, Bills, Eagles, and Commanders advance to next weekend’s conference ...