Buffalo Bills wide receiver Curtis Samuel caught a four-yard touchdown pass during Sunday's AFC Championship loss to the Kansas City Chiefs. Samuel's score came on his only reception, but he did have three total targets in the contest.

Samuel secured one of three targets for four yards and one touchdown in Sunday's 32-29 loss to the Chiefs in the AFC Championship Game. Samuel emerged as a notable contributor for Buffalo's offense during the playoffs,

Fully healthy for the first time in months, Samuel, who has battled nagging injuries, stepped up to lead the team in receiving during Buffalo's 31-7 wild-card win over the Denver Broncos.

The Washington Commanders won't be going to the Super Bowl after losing to the Philadelphia Eagles in the NFC Championship.However, a player who recently left the team may still be making the trip to New Orleans.

Curtis Samuel finding a role in Bills offense after injury-filled first season in Buffalo

As the Chiefs often do under defensive coordinator Steve Spagnuolo, they brought a heavy blitz, and Allen had to backpedal away from defenders. He threw up a wobbly prayer deep downfield, and it was nearly answered by tight end Dalton Kincaid, who just missed hauling in the heave and keeping the Bills' comeback hopes alive.

It was yet another season-ending underperformance by the Buffalo Bills’ defense in Sunday’s loss to the Kansas City Chiefs.

The Bills weren't expected to do much this season, but by the playoffs, looked like they could get over the hump.

Allen has the best odds to score in this game, and it makes sense considering how good Kansas City’s defense is. If the Bills are going to reach the end zone, the best player on Buffalo’s offense might just have to make it happen himself — as he did in leading Buffalo to a win over KC in November.

Patrick Mahomes and the Chiefs took down the Buffalo Bills 32-29 in the AFC Championship Game to punch its ticket to the Big Game for the third straight season.

The Buffalo Bills will take on the Kansas City Chiefs for the fourth time in the last five playoffs--this time with a ticket to the Super Bowl on the line.

The Kansas City Chiefs defeated the Buffalo Bills 32-29 on Sunday night, advancing to the Super Bowl for the third consecutive season.