Arrowhead Pride
On Sunday, Kansas City will be trying for its third consecutive Super Bowl appearance.
On Sunday evening, the Kansas City Chiefs will play in their seventh consecutive AFC Championship. The back-to-back Super Bowl champions will host the Buffalo Bills on GEHA Field at Arrowhead Stadium. The winner will represent the conference at Super Bowl LIX on Sunday, February 9 at Caesars Superdome in New Orleans, Louisiana.
Sunday’s kickoff is set for 5:30 p.m. Arrowhead Time. The game will be broadcast on CBS — locally on KCTV/5.
This will be the fourth time these two teams have played for the right to appear in a Super Bowl. In the 1966 postseason, Kansas City beat Buffalo 31-7 to advance to the AFL-NFL Championship — later dubbed Super Bowl I. In the 1993 playoffs, the Bills defeated the Chiefs 30-13 to qualify for Super Bowl XXVIII. After the 2020 season, Kansas City moved on to Super Bowl LV with a 38-24 win over Buffalo.
Since then, the Chiefs have defeated the Bills in two Divisional matchups: 2021’s 42-36 overtime win at Arrowhead and last season’s 27-24 victory at Highmark Stadium in Buffalo. But the Bills have recorded four straight regular-season wins against Kansas City — including Week 11’s 30-21 home victory that snapped the Chiefs’ 15-game winning streak.
