Josh Allen's frustration was palpable after the Buffalo Bills fell to the Kansas City Chiefs 32-29 in the AFC Championship Game, marking the fourth postseason elimination by the Chiefs in five years.

Despite a valiant effort, including overcoming an 11-point deficit, the Bills could not clinch victory. Allen acknowledged the disappointment, articulating that to become champions, teams must defeat the current champions, which they failed to do. Following the game, Coach Sean McDermott expressed pride in his team’s performance but recognized the need to overcome the Chiefs in future seasons.

Statistically, this loss deepened the Bills' historical struggles, as they accounted for the most wins in a six-season span without a Super Bowl appearance. Allen’s efforts included completing 22 of 34 passes for 237 yards and two touchdowns, but he struggled under pressure from Kansas City's defense.