The Buffalo Bills and Kansas City Chiefs will write yet another chapter of their rivalry tonight. Both teams will be up against each other in the AFC Championship Game and the winner will progress to the Super Bowl. It cannot get bigger than this. The contest will once again bring the star Quarterbacks from both sides- Josh Allen (Bills) and Patrick Mahomes (Chiefs)- to the fore. So, far Mahomes has a 3-0 record over Allen in the postseason and tonight Allen could serve the cold dish of revenge to Mahomes at the Arrowhead. However, ahead of the start of the Chiefs vs Bills match-up, it is imperative to take a look at the injury status of Josh Allen and ascertain whether one of the leading protagonists of the show will play tonight or not.
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Will Josh Allen Play Tonight Against the Kansas City Chiefs?
Contrary to his rival Patrick Mahomes, who is facing ankle issues, Josh Allen is clear of any injury and will enter the field ready to fire on all cylinders. While it is the season-defining game for the Buffalo Bills, Allen is also in a must-win situation.
As Patrick Mahomes has always got the better of Josh in the playoffs, a new NFL record would be set if he records yet another victory over him tonight. In the long history of the league, it has never happened that a QB has collected four wins over his counterpart in the playoffs. Josh Allen would leave no stone unturned to avoid going down on the opposite end of the unwanted record. Thus, it will be Mahomes vs Allen tonight?
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Chiefs vs Bills: Stakes Cannot Be Higher
It should be noted that if the defending champions Kansas City Chiefs prevail tonight against the Buffalo Bills, then they come at a touching distance of scripting the unprecedented feat of winning three Super Bowls in a row. On the other hand, if the Bills bag the win, then it will be their first entry at the grandest stage after 31 years. The year 1994 was the last time when the Buffalo Bills made it to the Super Bowl.