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Clark Hunt on Chiefs' 'Transformational' Duo, Andy Reid's All-Time Rank Two of the Chiefs' all-time greats stepped up on Sunday, making Hunt extra glad to have Reid and Patrick Mahomes in town.

Sometimes, it comes down to having legends on your side. The Chiefs certainly did on Sunday.

Why is KC's dynasty still alive? Clark Hunt chimed in.

"I think it's because those teams didn't have the combination of Andy Reid and Patrick Mahomes." ⬇️

Chris Jones Breaks Down Chiefs' Late Stop, Neutralizing Josh Allen's Sneaks The Chiefs' defense stepped up at pivotal times in their win over the Bills, and Jones broke down the keys to it.

The Chiefs' defense bent plenty on Sunday, but it did anything but break when it mattered the most.

Thanks to some stops on sneaks and a big fourth down, KC is headed back to the Super Bowl. Chris Jones broke down how – and why – it happened. ⬇️

Andy Reid, Patrick Mahomes Explain Fourth-Down Aggression and Play Call in AFC Championship Win Andy Reid and Patrick Mahomes discussed the Chiefs' decision to be aggressive on fourth-and-1 in their own territory in the AFC championship game.

The Chiefs did something uncharacteristic on Sunday. On fourth down, in their own territory, Andy Reid left his offense on the field.

After the game, Reid and Patrick Mahomes discussed the decision, the play, and how KC pulled off a vital conversion. ⬇️

AFC Championship Win Proved Again That Patrick Mahomes Has No True Peer In his biggest game of the season to date, Mahomes shined as bright as ever and sent the world a reminder of his greatness in the process.

As other QBs have had more eye-popping numbers in the regular season, many tried to appoint the NFL's true peer for Patrick Mahomes.

@footenoted.bsky.social writes that the AFC title game was a not-so-friendly reminder that there's no match for Mahomes Magic. 🪄⬇️

Andy Reid on Why Three-Peat Isn't Exactly 'Motivation' for KC, Excitement for Veterans Making First Super Bowl Following the Chiefs' AFC championship game victory, Andy Reid explained why the Chiefs' quest for a three-peat isn't 'motivation.'

While Andy Reid wouldn't say that the #Chiefs' chance at a three-peat is exactly "motivation," KC's head coach is well aware of where Kansas City stands now.
Plus, Reid's excitement for the Chiefs' veterans who are set to play in their first Super Bowl. ⬇️

Clark Hunt on Chiefs Winning Another Lamar Hunt Trophy, Heading Back to SB With the Lamar Hunt Trophy staying with KC, team chairman and CEO Clark Hunt spoke about what this current run means to his family.

For yet another year, the Lamar Hunt Trophy is staying in Kansas City.

After the Chiefs' AFC title game win, Clark Hunt reacted to the team's current run of dominance continuing and explained what it'd mean to his father. 🏆⬇️

'Let's Go Make History': Patrick Mahomes, Travis Kelce, Andy Reid Celebrate on AFC Championship Stage Following their AFC championship game victory over the Bills, Andy Reid, Patrick Mahomes and Travis Kelce celebrated with the Lamar Hunt trophy once again.

The confetti has fallen in Kansas City, though there's still one more game to go.
Here's how Andy Reid, Patrick Mahomes and Travis Kelce celebrated the AFC championship and looked ahead to a shot at a three-peat during Sunday's trophy presentation. ⬇️

Four Takeaways from the Chiefs' 32-29 Win Over the Bills The Chiefs hosted the Bills in the AFC championship game, and there was plenty to take away from the Sunday playoff contest.

Another Chiefs-Bills playoff matchup, another big-time win for KC.

After a thriller on Sunday, the Chiefs are going back to the Super Bowl. Let's look back on a heck of a game as KC's three-peat quest lives on... ⬇️

Kansas City Chiefs Advance to Super Bowl LIX vs. Philadelphia Eagles The Kansas City Chiefs have advanced to their third-consecutive Super Bowl appearance, while the Eagles will have a chance at championship redemption.

THE STAGE IS SET!
The Kansas City Chiefs are going back (to back to back) to the Super Bowl! ⬇️

Chiefs vs. Bills Injuries and Inactives: Who's In, Who's Out for AFC Championship? With the AFC championship game arriving, the Chiefs and Bills have decided who won't play on Sunday.

We're nearing kickoff of the AFC championship game, and both the Chiefs and Bills know who they'll be without on Sunday.

It's all good news for KC as they fight for a Super Bowl spot. ⬇️

Chiefs Stats and Milestones for AFC Championship Game vs. Bills When the Chiefs take on the Bills, multiple players and even the team can climb up the leaderboards.

With a win over the Bills on Sunday, the Chiefs can keep striving to do what no NFL club ever has.

Plus, multiple players can rise up the playoff leaderboards in the AFC title game. ⬇️

Chiefs vs. Bills: AFC Championship Game Preview, Score Predictions How will the Chiefs fare when they host the Bills in the AFC championship game?

It doesn't get much better than this, as the Chiefs and Bills are set to run back their rivalry on Sunday.

Will KC advance to the Super Bowl for the third year in a row? ⬇️

Despite Yearly Appearances, Patrick Mahomes Still Appreciates AFCCG Mahomes never known not making it to the AFC championship game as a starter, yet he's still aware of how rare those can be.

What the Chiefs are doing isn't normal, no matter how easy Patrick Mahomes and company make it look.

Despite having yet another appearance in the AFC championship game, Mahomes isn't taking this opportunity for granted even a bit. ⬇️

Chiefs Make Final Roster Moves Ahead of AFC Championship with One Surprising Elevation One day before the AFC championship game, the Kansas City Chiefs have elevated a pair of familiar faces.

The #Chiefs have reportedly made their final roster moves ahead of the AFC championship game, and one surprising familiar face could now suit up against Buffalo. ⬇️

Chiefs-Bills AFC Championship Game Is a Match Made in Football Heaven The collision course has been building all season, and it'll culminate with the Chiefs hosting the Bills with a trip to the Super Bowl on the line.

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'They Didn't Want Me': Xavier Worthy Says Bills Game 'Means a Little Bit More' After Draft Day Trade Reflecting on the trade that brought him to Kansas City, Chiefs wide receiver Xavier Worthy acknowledged that he has 'a chip on my shoulder' for the Bills.

"Obviously, it's the AFC championship game, but this is a team that traded their pick away to get somebody else." ⬇️

Chiefs vs. Bills Injury Report: KC Healthy Ahead of AFC Championship Game Days ahead of their AFC championship game showdown with the Buffalo Bills, the Kansas City Chiefs are as healthy as they have been in quite some time. No member

The AFC championship game is almost here, and the #Chiefs are as healthy as they can be. ⬇️

Nick Bolton on Significance of Charles Omenihu, Jaylen Watson Facing Bills In Week 11, the Chiefs were missing Omenihu and Watson. Bolton thinks they'll both make a difference this time.

The last time the Chiefs and Bills played, two key defensive players were out of the lineup due to injury.

This time around, KC has Charles Omenihu and Jaylen Watson back. Nick Bolton thinks both of them will make a difference on Sunday. ⬇️

Clark Hunt on What 'People Don't Really Know' About Andy Reid's Greatness Reid's greatness is obvious on the field, but Hunt says the Chiefs' star HC is also known for a different reason behind the scenes.

Andy Reid's on-field greatness is obvious, as it's helped him build the Hall of Fame resume he has today.

With that said, it's something else that makes him truly separate from the pack according to Clark Hunt. ⬇️

Joe Thuney Discusses Move to Left Tackle, Bills' Best Challenges for AFC Championship Joe Thuney discussed his late-season move to left tackle and previewed the strengths of Buffalo's defensive line ahead of the AFC championship game.

Joe Thuney's late-season move to left tackle has been a stabilizing force for the #Chiefs' offense. How did Thuney react to his move?
Plus, Thuney's expectations for Von Miller and Ed Oliver in the AFC championship game. ⬇️

Respect Between Mahomes, Allen Is Evident Entering AFC Title Game Mahomes and Allen are two of the best QBs in the sport, and the pair of superstars have tremendous respect for one another.

While Chiefs-Bills is easily the hottest rivalry in the AFC, there's a respect factor at play that doesn't factor into several other matchups.

It stems from Patrick Mahomes and Josh Allen, who spoke highly of one another this week. ⬇️

Brett Veach, Hunt Family, Andy Reid Thanked in Mike Borgonzi's Titans Intro When Borgonzi got introduced as GM of the Titans, he made sure to credit several pillars of the Chiefs organization.

As Mike Borgonzi begins his new chapter with the Titans, he took some time to close his old one with the Chiefs.

At his introductory presser, Borgonzi shouted out the Hunt family, Brett Veach and Andy Reid for their help over the years. ⬇️

Multiple Lessons from Divisional Round Can Help Chiefs in AFCCG The Chiefs can learn plenty from their divisional round win and apply it to both sides of the ball in the AFCCG.

While the Chiefs managed to win in the divisional round, they left some room to improve for the AFC championship game.

A key lesson on each side of the ball could help KC take down the Bills on Sunday. ⬇️

Justin Reid Praises Josh Allen, Explains Key to 'Ignoring the Trash' from Bills in AFC Championship Justin Reid had high praise for Josh Allen while explaining Kansas City's key to slowing down Buffalo's offense in the AFC championship game.

Justin Reid gave high praise to Josh Allen when previewing the #Chiefs' challenges against Buffalo, but Reid also explained how "ignoring the trash" will be the key for KC in the AFC championship game. ⬇️

Andy Reid Reveals IR Plan for Mecole Hardman Ahead of AFC Title Game With the AFCCG approaching, Reid revealed whether KC plans to activate Hardman from injured reserve.

With Mecole Hardman's practice window expiring, will he be back for the AFC championship game?

Andy Reid provided the latest update on Wednesday. ⬇️

Andy Reid Wins AFC Coach of the Year at Annual 101 Awards At the prestigious 101 Awards for the 2024-25 season, Reid was named AFC Coach of the Year.

Andy Reid may not be tracking for any hardware at next month's NFL Honors, but he just got a win that hits closer to home.

At this year's 101 Awards, founded by Lamar Hunt, Reid was named the AFC Coach of the Year. ⬇️

Patrick Mahomes Addresses Refereeing Controversies: 'I've Been On Both Sides of It' Patrick Mahomes discussed controversial calls and non-calls from KC's divisional round win over the Texans.

As refereeing discourse persists, Patrick Mahomes has shared his thoughts on the most controversial plays from KC's win over Houston. ⬇️

Thanks to Help Around Him and a ‘Special’ Trait, Playoff Travis Kelce Is Back Kelce broke out in the divisional round, which is no surprise due to the star TE's approach and his teammates.

With so many injuries and moving pieces on offense, it was hard for the Chiefs – especially Travis Kelce – to find a rhythm in the regular season.

Now that KC is mostly healthy and Kelce's "special" trait is paying dividends, playoff Travis is back. ⬇️

Chiefs 'Stressing' One Critical Area to Slow Down Bills in AFCCG Out of respect for the Bills' offense, KC is placing an emphasis on one particular element ahead of Sunday's game.

In Week 11's meeting between the Chiefs and Bills, KC let Buffalo have too much success in one key area.

This time around, the reigning champs are working to ensure their defense has a better shot of slowing down Josh Allen and Co. ⬇️

Andy Reid on Jaylen Watson's First Game Back, Progress of Mecole Hardman With the AFC championship game on the horizon, Reid addressed Watson's return to the Chiefs and whether Hardman could follow suit.

Now that the divisional round is in the books, how did Jaylen Watson respond to his return to the lineup?

With the AFC title game on the horizon, is there a chance Mecole Hardman comes back as well?

Andy Reid broke it all down. ⬇️