In a crazy last two minutes of regulation, Josh Allen threw two touchdowns on Gabriel Davis, while Patrick Mahomes also threw a 64-yard touchdown against Tyreke Hill and, with 13 seconds left, assisted Harrison Butker with a field goal. overtime game
Patrick Mahomes threw a touchdown to Travis Kelsey in overtime to see the Kansas City Chiefs finally defeat the Buffalo Bills 42-36 after an epic quarterback battle between him and Josh Allen played out at Arrowhead Stadium on Sunday night.
In the wild last two minutes of regulation alone, Allen threw two touchdowns on Gabriel Davis (and found Stephon Diggs for a successful two-point conversion after the first), while Mahomes also threw for 64 yards to Tyreke Hill and Harrison Butker. hit a 49-yard field goal when time was up to go into overtime.
Allen’s second hit for Davis and fourth overall – when wide receiver Buffalo set a new NFL playoff record – came with just 13 seconds left, apparently winning the game for the Bills and booking their AFC Championship meeting with the Cincinnati Bengals .
But no, incredibly, the Mahomes and Chiefs returned with their quarterbacks, who scored 19 and 25 yards against Hill and Kelsey, respectively, to put the team into field goal range, where Butker did the rest. The Chiefs then won the toss, ensuring they got the ball first in overtime, and Mahomes would never let Allen get it as his eight-yard TD to Kelsey ended a remarkable encounter.
The Chiefs are now in their fourth AFC Championship game in as many years as they have welcomed the Cincinnati Bengals to Arrowhead Stadium. live on Sky Sports NFL from Sunday 8:00 pm.
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The Bengals beat the AFC No. 1 seed, the Tennessee Titans, on Saturday night and are the only team to have beaten the Chiefs since October 24 (week seven) this season, when they won 34–31 in Game 17. weeks in Cincinnati.
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The first sign that scoring drama was to follow, both teams immediately opened fire on offense, with the Bills opening the scoring as Devin Singletary closed a 13-play 71-yard drive with a shot from the goal line. and the Chiefs responded with the Mahomes, putting the finishing touches on an 11-game, 74-yard possession game from eight yards.
