Buffalo Bills quarterback Josh Allen remains confident in head coach Sean McDermott after another playoff loss.

Josh Allen could take plenty of satisfaction from a season in which he became the betting favorite for MVP and the Buffalo Bills defied the doubters who predicted a down year.

Josh Allen is in a familiar position, and it's not one he hoped to be in coming into Sunday's AFC Championship. The Buffalo Bills quarterback dropped to 0-4 in his playoff career against Patrick Mahomes and the Kansas City Chiefs as his hopes of reaching the Super Bowl have once again come up just short with a 32-29 defeat at Arrowhead Stadium.

The MVP finalist had a fairly strong game Sunday, but his Bills were unable to stop the Chiefs as they pursue a third consecutive Super Bowl win

Anyone who is arguing that Sunday's loss was a legacy defining game for Josh Allen is way off the mark. Sal Maiorana explains why.

Buffalo Bills head coach Sean McDermott gave his thoughts on a close fourth-down conversion attempt by Josh Allen that failed during his team's 32-29

A somber Josh Allen took the podium Sunday night, after the Buffalo Bills lost to the Kansas City Chiefs in the AFC title game, and the quarterback told reporters that in order "to be the champs you've got to beat the champs,

The rivalry between the Bills and Chiefs added another thrilling, historic moment on Sunday in its incredible recent history. But for Josh Allen and Buffalo the result was all too familiar: another heartbreaking playoff loss.

Buffalo once again had its season ended by K.C. "To be the champs, you've got to beat the champs," Josh Allen said postgame.

Poor playcalling, pre-snap protection adjustments, and roster management all culminated in the the Buffalo Bills' fourth playoff loss against the Kansas City Chiefs. Here are four Bills to blame for the AFC Championship Game loss.