Travis Kelce shares the ultimate praise for the AFC’s AFC title-winning Bills

The The Kansas City Chiefs emerged victorious in an exciting AFC Championship on sunday, win Buffalo Bills 32-29 to advance towards their third Super Bowl. While the Chiefs celebrated another vicious triumph, the tight end Travis Kelce it took a moment to acknowledge the bills and deliver high praise for their performance.

“That Buffalo team was as good as we’ve ever played,” Kelce said, via Jeremy Bergman on X, formerly Twitter.

accounts, who the bosses have now been eliminated in four of the last five postseasons, He gave Kansas City all they could handle. Buffalo Quarterback Josh AllenVisibly emotional during his press conference after admitting the loss was hard to swallow. “It’s not fun, but to be a champion, you have to beat champions, and we didn’t do that tonight,” Allen said.

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The game was a battle of the pound from start to finish. Patrick Mahomes led bosses with 245 passing yards, a touchdown and two hurries, Including a late drive that set up Harrison Butker’s field goal with just over three minutes left. Despite a strong effort from Allen — who went 22-34 from 34 and had two touchdowns and two touchdowns — the Bills came up short on their final drive, as the Chiefs defense came up big on fourth-and-5 to seal the victory.

“That’s football. Josh made a hell of an effort just to get him the ball, and it just sucks that he can’t put it down,” tight end Dalton Kincaid said, reflecting on the failed fourth play that ended Buffalo’s hopes.

For the Celts and Chiefs, the game underscored just how competitive the Bills are during this stretch of the postseason slate. “It’s just so hard to get to the Super Bowl and I don’t take it for granted,” Mahomi said. “To do it again at Arrowhead Stadium was special.”

All Buffalo players dismissed those sentiments, acknowledging the challenges of facing Kansas City on the year. “It’s a good football team,” Bills head coach Sean McDermott said. “They’ve won two Super Bowls, been to seven AFC Championship games. We’ve got to keep working to get over that hump.”

For the Bills, the loss marked another heartwarming end to an otherwise successful season. Their 78 wins over the past six seasons are the most in NFL history for a team without a super cymbal. “You can do it or you can’t,” Allen said. “And we haven’t finished it.”

As the Chiefs prepare for a rematch of the Super Boots against the Philadelphia Eagles, KELCE’s praise for Buffalo serves as a reminder of the respect of two of the AFC’s elite teams. However, Kansas City’s sights remain firmly set on NFL history with an unprecedented third straight championship.