
The Chiefs and Bills face off on Sunday afternoon at Arrowhead Stadium in what should be the game of the weekend between two Super Bowl favorites. The Chiefs beat the Bills 38-24 in last year’s AFC title game and the Bills will look to get payback from last year’s loss and beat the Chiefs for the 2nd time this season on their home field.
The Bills and Chiefs have the 2nd and 3rd best odds to win the Super Bowl and the winner of this game has a great shot to advance and make it to the Super Bowl in Los Angeles. Head over to our bookmakers page if you want to get in on the NFL playoff action this weekend.
The Packers are the favorites to win the Lombardi but as you can see the Chiefs, Bills, and Bucs are right behind them and whoever comes out on top on Sunday should see their odds increase to be in line with the Packers.
The Chiefs are favorites to get back to the Super Bowl out of the AFC
The Chiefs are the slight favorites heading into the game on Sunday which goes to show how much respect the oddsmakers have for the Bills roster. The Chiefs would likely be 7 point home favorites against any other team and being a slight favorite over the Bills tells you we could be in for a very good game and the Bills have a great shot to pull off the upset.
With Mahomes and Allen at Quarterback, we could be in for one of the highest-scoring playoff games in history and I think the odds are that several of the top playmakers from both teams will find their way into the endzone. Travis Kelce stands out as someone that has a great shot due to his size and ability to make plays once the Chiefs get into the red zone.
53 points seem like a very low number for these two teams that put up a combined 58 points in their regular-season matchup. The Chiefs only put up 20 points in that game and they are playing much better football I think we should see a very high-scoring game with both teams likely pushing 40 points in something like a 41-35 game.
The Bills will look to get back to their first super bowl since the 1990s
I think we could see both QB’s pushing close to 400 yards passing by the time this game is done and both should easily bypass their yardage totals. The Bills and Chiefs defenses have shown some holes on the backend and I think
Josh Allen is one of the most underrated running quarterbacks in the league most view him as a pocket passer. Allen rushed for 763 yards and 8 touchdowns in addition to his 36 passing touchdowns. Allen had almost nearly 400 combined yards against the Chiefs in the first matchup and shutting down Allen’s running game will be key to the Chiefs success on the defensive end.
I think the Bills will find a way to pull off the big road win and put themselves in a position to get back to the Super Bowl for the first time in 20 plus years. The payback factor from last years AFC title game should be a big motivational edge for the Bills as well as their dominating win in Kansas City earlier in the year.
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