Chiefs advanced to the AFC Championship game, defeating the Bills 27-24

It was evident that Taylor Swift's effect was alive and well this past Sunday night as Travis Kelce caught two touchdown passes from Patrick Mahomes to give the Kansas City Chiefs a 27-24 win over the Buffalo Bills that advanced them to their sixth straight AFC championship game.

In the fourth quarter, Isiah Pacheco scored the go-ahead touchdown on a 4-yard run. This was in a game where the teams traded leads five times. The game wasn’t decided until the Bills' final drive stalled at the Chiefs' 26. This is when Allen threw a pair of incompletions, leading to Bass’ missed field goal. It came a week after he had a field-goal attempt blocked and also missed from 27 yards in a 31-17 win over Pittsburgh.

Josh Allen said, “I wish he hadn't been put in that situation." “You win as a team; you lose as a team. One play doesn’t define a game.” As a result, the Chiefs, the defending Super Bowl champions, will travel to Baltimore on Sunday, where they will face Lamar Jackson and the top-seeded Ravens, who beat Houston 34-10 on Saturday.

When asked about the upcoming game, Mahomes replied: There’s no weakness there,” Mahomes said of the Ravens. "It’s going to take our best effort. Defense, offense, special teams, they do it all. It’s always a great challenge and that stadium’s going to be rocking, so we’re excited for the challenge.”