Josh Allen is in a familiar position, and it's not one he hoped to be in coming into Sunday's AFC Championship. The Buffalo Bills quarterback dropped to 0-4 in his playoff career against Patrick Mahomes and the Kansas City Chiefs as his hopes of reaching the Super Bowl have once again come up just short with a 32-29 defeat at Arrowhead Stadium.

The Kansas City Chiefs are going to the Super Bowl ... again. One year after claiming their second straight Lombardi Trophy, the reigning champions punched their ticket to Super B

Super Bowl LIX is now set as the Philadelphia Eagles and Kansas City Chiefs will go toe-to-toe in New Orleans with the winner hoisting the Lombardi Trophy. Both of these teams have punched their ticket down to the Big Easy with impressive wins in the conference championships.

In beating the Buffalo Bills to claim their third straight AFC championship, however, the Chiefs hardly called upon one of their biggest names Sunday, with star tight end Travis Kelce logging just two catches for 19 yards in the 32-29 victory.

One of the more bizarre beefs in the NFL over the last decade has occurred between Tom Brady and Nick Foles. Of course, those two quarterbacks famously squared off against one another during Super Bowl LII when Foles,

The Philadelphia Eagles and Washington Commanders split their regular-season series with all kinds of fireworks. First, in November, Saquon Barkley and Co. ran wild to give the Birds a decisive prime-time victory,

The Mahomes lookalike made a reference to the Chiefs' pursuit of a "three-peat," before Pacheco laughed it off and made sure to tell the truth about his friend: "That ain't Pat, ya'll. Just letting ya'll know."

But there was also rookie wide receiver Xavier Worthy. Worthy ended the game with a team-high six receptions for 85 yards and a touchdown, as well as two runs for 16 yards. He also came down with arguably the highlight grab of the game with a catch that set up one of Mahomes' two touchdown runs.

Super Bowl LIX is now set as the Philadelphia Eagles and Kansas City Chiefs will go toe-to-toe in New Orleans with the winner hoisting the Lombardi Trophy. Both of these teams have punched their ticket down to the Big Easy with impressive wins in the conference championships.

Saquon Barkley has propelled the Philadelphia Eagles all season, and that continued Sunday in the NFC Championship, where the Pro Bowler scored three touchdowns in a 55-23 victory. Barkley's heroics didn't just punch the Eagles' ticket to Super Bowl LIX,

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