If you were watching the AFC Championship game on CBS over the weekend, then give yourself a pat on the back, because you were part of television history. The game between the Kansas City Chiefs and Buffalo Bills had an average audience of 57.

The game, which began at 6:30 p.m. ET, was the seventh straight appearance for the Chiefs in the AFC title game and the second time since 2020 that it featured the Chiefs and Bill

Andy Reid and his staff went back to the Bills' blowout loss to the Baltimore Ravens earlier this season and found a play by the Ravens that Buffalo couldn't stop. The Chiefs then popped it into their game plan last Sunday, the Bills couldn't stop it twice, and now Kansas City is heading back to the Super Bowl for a third straight year.

Donald Trump on Sunday tried ― as he often does when it comes to big news events ― to make the NFL playoffs all about himself. The Kansas City Chiefs’ 32-29 victory over the Buffalo Bills ― which set up the Chiefs for a third straight Super Bowl appearance ― prompted the president to post on his Truth Social platform: “Congratulations to the Kansas City Chiefs.

The dream of the threepeat lives on! For the fifth time in six years, the Kansas City Chiefs are heading back to the Super Bowl. The Chiefs defeated Josh Allen and the Buffalo Bills 32-29 in another epic playoff matchup between the two teams.

Kansas City officials are planning safety measures for potential Chiefs Super Bowl celebrations, emphasizing family-friendly and secure environments.